PanaloKO Paradise Fishing: What CQ9 Prints About It

Paradise fishing is a fish-shooter arcade game from CQ9, and this page lists exactly what the studio prints about it. For the wider picture of how these games pay, start with our PanaloKO fishing section overview, then come back here for the Paradise details.

The PanaloKO lobby has a “Fisher game” section with JILI and CQ9 among its studios. Open that section and search for the title; the lobby on the day is what decides whether it is listed.

What CQ9 prints about Paradise fishing

CQ9 describes the game in a news post dated 9 December 2022, titled “CQ9 upgrade for Paradise”. The post presents it as a sequel that keeps the first game’s most popular features and adds content. These are the printed points.

The post names three of the bosses: a prehistoric giant crocodile, a seahorse king and a lobster warrior.

The skill cards and the pearl bonus

A skill card lets you pick between raising your attack and calling special fish into the game, in CQ9’s words. That choice changes how a round feels, so read each card’s text on the screen before you commit.

Pearls appear from time to time. After you collect five, you become eligible for the bonus game called Raiders for Treasure. CQ9 prints no prize figure for it.

Paradise2 and the Lava Island update

On 14 July 2025 CQ9 announced a major update to Paradise2. It adds a map-based island exploration system, with a volcanic island as the first stop. CQ9 says the golden fish species receive a significant upgrade.

Two examples from that post: slot fish that multiply rewards, and electric eels that unleash clearing shocks. CQ9 also mentions limited-time high-value rewards on Lava Island, where you play against other players. The post gives no multiplier, bet range or seat count.

What CQ9 does not print, and where to find it

CQ9’s pages give no RTP, no bet range and no maximum multiplier for Paradise. Fish games spend a stake on every shot, so these numbers matter before you play. Find them in this order:

1. Open the game from the lobby and tap the help or info icon.
2. Read the stake range per shot, then pick the lowest.
3. Read the fish values and the boss rules.
4. Decide a session budget before the first shot.

At ₱1 a shot, 200 shots cost ₱200, whatever the fish are worth. That is illustrative arithmetic, and it shows why a budget comes first. Our page on the fishing game boss mechanic explains why the big targets eat more shots than they look like they will.

Where Paradise sits among CQ9’s fish games

CQ9 also published a fish game called Hero Fishing, with 26 fish species and bosses worth up to 500X by its own post. Compare the two on our Hero Fishing page. The studio itself is covered on the CQ9 Gaming studio page, including what it publishes about RTP.

Paradise and Paradise2 are separate entries in CQ9’s own posts, so check which version the lobby tile loads. The game’s title screen and help text will tell you.