Babul runs a small grocery in Sirajganj, and on quiet afternoons between customers he likes a game that feels lively without needing much concentration. His nephew introduced him to an underwater shooter where crocodiles, phoenixes and a giant serpent king swim across the screen. Babul was sceptical at first, then laughed out loud the first time he triggered a tapping mini-game and watched the reward climb.
All-star Fishing, released by TaDa Gaming in March 2021, takes the familiar fish-shooting formula and adds evolving creatures, unusual weapons and five different boss bonuses. This review explains how each part works and how to keep the action affordable.
How All-star Fishing Works
Like every fish shooter, you control a cannon at the edge of an ocean scene. Each shot costs your chosen bet, and catching a creature pays your bet multiplied by its value.
Small fish are easy to catch and pay little, while larger creatures demand many hits but pay much more. The highest single reward in All-star Fishing reaches 1,200 times your stake.
Return to Player
The provider’s listings do not publish a fixed RTP for this title, and the variance is described as adjustable. Check the information panel inside the game before you play to see the version offered.
That panel also lists the full creature table and rules, which are worth a quick read.
Rooms and Bet Levels
Rooms are usually separated by bet range, from low-cost beginner rooms to higher-stake tables. You can also change your cannon level during play.
A sensible approach is to choose a room where one shot is a very small fraction of your session budget, giving you time to wait for valuable targets.
Playing With Others
Rooms in All-star Fishing are shared, so several players fire at the same creatures. Whoever lands the final hit collects the reward, which adds friendly competition when a Sea King appears.
Playing alongside friends makes the game more social. Agree on simple rules beforehand, such as no topping up mid-session, so the fun stays light for everyone.
Special Weapons in All-star Fishing
The game offers three special weapons, each costing a multiple of your normal stake. Knowing when to use them is the key skill in the game.
Using them carelessly is also the quickest way to drain a balance, so treat them like precious tools rather than toys.
Shark Bite
Shark Bite costs four times your stake and improves the odds of catching your target. It suits medium-value creatures that are taking too many regular shots.
Use it selectively rather than on every single fish, because the extra cost adds up quickly.
Jellyfish Cannon
The Jellyfish Cannon costs six times your stake and can paralyse targets, holding them in place while you continue firing. It is especially useful against fast or valuable creatures that might swim away.
Pair it with your regular cannon for a few precious moments of focused fire.
Eagle Claw Hook
The Eagle Claw Hook costs fifteen times your stake and awards a random bonus between 99x and 999x. It is the most dramatic weapon in All-star Fishing.
Because of its cost, most careful players use it only occasionally and treat each attempt as a small gamble within a gamble.
Evolving Fish
In All-star Fishing, blowfish, squid and lobsters are special creatures that pay between 15x and 280x your stake. What makes them interesting is that they can evolve up to two times.
Each evolution adds a bonus multiplier prize, starting at 3x and rising to 5x and 7x at higher levels. Watching a lobster grow before you catch it is one of the small joys of the game.
When to Chase Them
Evolved creatures are worth more, but they also take longer to catch. If your balance is limited, focus on those that are already close to your cannon and moving slowly.
Avoid emptying your budget on a single evolving fish that keeps slipping away.
The Five Sea King Bonuses
The heart of All-star Fishing is its group of Sea Kings, each with a different bonus game. They are the targets everyone in the room watches for.
Crystal Crab and Jewel Turtle trigger a mini slot paying up to 888x. The Giant Octopus spins a bonus wheel worth up to 600x.
Phoenix and Giant Crocodile
The Phoenix launches a tapping game called Awaken the Phoenix, with rewards up to 800x. The Giant Crocodile triggers Enrage the Crocodile, another tapping challenge worth up to 1,000x.
Babul’s favourite is the crocodile. He says tapping as fast as he can makes him feel like he is personally wrestling it.
King Naga
The King Naga is the top boss. Catching it unleashes an electric attack bonus that can reach 1,200x, the highest reward in the game.
It appears less often than the other Sea Kings, so treat any encounter as a highlight rather than something to wait for. When it does swim in, the whole room usually focuses fire on it at once. Raising your cannon level slightly, locking on and saving your Thunderbolt for that moment is a reasonable plan, but only if your remaining balance can comfortably absorb the extra cost.
The Thunderbolt Meter
Every shot you fire fills a Thunderbolt meter at the side of the screen. When it is full, you receive a free area-clearing attack that costs nothing.
Many players time this free blast for moments when the screen is crowded with valuable creatures, which makes it one of the best tools in All-star Fishing.
Combining Tools
The most effective sessions mix regular shots for small fish, the Jellyfish Cannon for valuable movers and the free Thunderbolt for crowded scenes. Keep the expensive Eagle Claw for rare occasions.
This balanced approach stretches your budget and keeps every session interesting.
Smart Habits for All-star Fishing
Set an ammunition budget before every All-star Fishing session and stop when it runs out. Never reload mid-session just because a Sea King has appeared.
Babul keeps his cannon on a low setting most of the time and only bumps it up when a Sea King or an evolved lobster drifts close.
Take Regular Breaks
Bright colours and fast action make time disappear. Set a reminder every half hour to stand up, stretch and check your balance.
If the game stops feeling fun, that is the right moment to close it and do something else.
Myths to Ignore
Rooms do not warm up or cool down, and a Sea King that has absorbed fifty shots is not about to give in. The outcome of every bullet is settled separately by the random system.
Switching rooms, devices or the time of day you play does not change your chances in any way.
Play Responsibly
Fish shooting here is strictly an adult pastime for those aged eighteen or more, and you should check that it is allowed where you live. Keep your ammunition money separate from household cash.
The account page offers spending caps, timed reminders and a self-exclusion switch, and support can activate any of them for you.
Where to Play
All-star Fishing waits in the MCW fishing section, with rooms ranging from penny-style shots to high rollers, all priced in taka and topped up through bKash, Nagad or Rocket.
Babul still plays only between customers, and he always stops when the shop gets busy. When you are ready, open the lobby on MCW and meet the Sea Kings.
