JILI1 Fighter Fire: What JDB Prints About Its Air-Combat Fish Game

Fighter Fire is an air-combat fish-shooting game from JDB, and the figures below are the ones JDB prints on its own game sheet. It belongs to the shelf covered on the JILI1 fishing lane overview, where the Fish page has a JDB tab. To find it, open the Fish page, pick the JDB tab and type the name in the search box Pangalan ng Laro.

Fighter Fire figures on JDB’s own game sheet

JDB’s page for the game lists these specifications. Each one is the studio’s figure, not this site’s.

The page prints a range for the RTP, so quote it as a range. The sheet gives no bet range, no room names and no player count.

What JDB says Fighter Fire does

JDB introduces the game as “the first competitive air combat game”. Its feature list names these items:

1. Three special objects that let you upgrade as you fight, with a chance to trigger higher multipliers.
2. A free energy weapon, Bomber Raid, that collects energy as you play.
3. A free weapon, the Beam Cannon, for a single shot within range, and an armor-piercing bullet worth more than 30 free bullets.
4. An exclusive BOSS KONG map that triggers three different scoring effects.
5. A reel bonus, where a critical hit can pay 3, 5 or 7 times the original multiplier.

JDB fishing game titles next to Fighter Fire

Fighter Fire is one of nine fish-shooting titles on JDB’s list of 78 games. A second JDB fish game with its own sheet is covered on the Fishing YiLuFa figures page, and the studio’s other facts are on the JDB Gaming studio profile.

For the general vocabulary of cannons and bullets, see what an arcade shooting game is; for an FA CHAI title with a flat figure, see the Bao Chuan Fishing spoke.

Before you open the game

1. Read the game’s info screen for the multiplier on each target.
2. Find the cost of a shot inside the game, since JDB’s sheet prints none.
3. Set a stop figure before you begin.

Players must be 21 or over.