A short tour of the playing area
Direction indicator
Shows where your aiming input is pointing.
Shot control
This is the button that submits a firing action.
Power setting
Read the selected level before the next shot.
Account balance
Keep this figure in view while reviewing session activity.
Targets on the move
Their movement adds pace, but cannot promise a successful shot.
Recorded response
Check the feedback to see what the service has registered.
Try a pace you can keep track of
- Find Fish Shooting 3D in the X9 lobby.
- Read its rules and locate the aim, fire and power controls.
- Choose a setting within your planned spending limit.
- Give one input, then look for its recorded response.
- Check the updated balance and setting before another shot.
- Finish when your chosen time or amount is reached.
You do not have to match the animation
Fast targets can encourage automatic taps. Slow down to notice power and balance changes. You can check either figure while the scene keeps moving.
Give a delayed phone time to catch up
If graphics stutter, close demanding background apps. If a shot response or balance update arrives late, stop firing until the phone and connection settle. Another tap makes the record harder to follow.
Before changing your shot setting
Is the highest power a sensible starting point?
Understand the setting first and choose only an amount you can afford to lose.
Does a particular moving target assure a result?
No target animation can guarantee success.
How should I handle slow touch feedback?
Allow the screen to update fully before submitting more shots.