Ice Dragon King

Ice Dragon King is not a slot. It is a fish shooter from KA Gaming, released on 30 October 2025 – an arcade game where you aim a cannon at creatures swimming across an underwater scene and are paid for what you hit. Bets run from 0.01 to 10 per shot.

A Sunken City

The screen is a single continuous scene rather than a grid: stone stairways and ruined temples on the seabed, coral in pink and orange, shafts of light from the surface. There are no reels, no paylines and no spin button.

Fish swim in from both sides and cross the screen in formation. Ordinary shoals – clownfish, striped angelfish, seahorses – move in long chains, and our screenshots caught two such chains snaking up the stairs at once. Shooting them is the whole game.

Four Seats, One Screen

This is a multiplayer game, and the interface makes that explicit. All four corners of the screen carry the label “WAITING FOR PLAYER” – four cannon positions around the same tank, filled as people join.

That changes the character of the session considerably. The creatures on screen are shared, so a boss you have been wearing down can be finished by someone else. It is closer to an arcade cabinet than to anything else on this site.

The Bosses Carry Prices

The big targets are the point, and each one displays its value on screen while it is alive. Our screenshots caught three:

The Ice Dragon King himself – an infant with blue hair and small horns, asleep in a giant clam shell – labelled $20.00
A robed dragon god with a long white beard, labelled $16.00
A smaller target at $2.40

A red crab boss also appears at the top of the screen, and a golden treasure chest drifts through with the fish. The values sit in blue circles beside each target, so you always know what you are shooting at before you spend ammunition on it.

Shots Cost Money

The economics are the opposite of a slot. Every shot is a bet, and a boss worth $20.00 may take more than $20.00 of ammunition to kill. The skill lies in choosing targets whose value justifies the shots. The bar along the bottom carries a cannon selector and plus-minus arrows for the shot value; our balance drifted from 88,297.01 to 87,953.11 as the firing continued.

Orange Lasers

The shooting is drawn as broad orange beams crossing the screen diagonally from the corner positions. In one of our screenshots two beams converge on the dragon god at once – the visual signature of two players working the same target. Gold coins spill out of creatures as they die.

What KA Gaming Does Not Publish

As with the studio’s other recent releases, there is no published return-to-player figure, no volatility rating and no maximum win, and the game does not appear in KA’s own release spreadsheet. We have left those fields empty rather than print numbers we cannot stand behind – and in a shooter they would mean less than usual anyway, since the return depends on which targets you pick and how much ammunition you waste.

What The Bet Changes

The bet here is the value of a single shot, and the range is narrow – 0.01 to 10. A higher shot value does more damage, so expensive shots kill bosses faster; a cheaper shot stretches a balance further but may not finish anything. That trade-off is the only real decision the game asks of you.

More From KA Gaming

KA Gaming builds both slots and arcade games. Fantasy Jungle is the studio’s other shooter we have covered, and Red Ghost Bride and Sushi show the more conventional side of the catalogue.

Who It Is For

Ice Dragon King is for players who are tired of pressing spin. It is a genuine arcade shooter with four seats, shared targets, priced bosses and a cannon you aim yourself – and the sleeping dragon king in his clam shell is worth $20.00 to whoever lands the last shot. The caveat is the same one that applies across KA’s recent output: no published return figure, so the maths is a matter of trust. All six casinos we checked carry it.

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