Incremental Fishing

omgggggg! i love this game for its relaxing atmosphere. I was like "i need to find a game where i can just sit in a chair and have fun without thinking. Just pure... peace and pleasure". And i found it! Sounds, color, design - i love it. It cleared my mind so fast that i was stuck there, it was so hard to hop off. I already finished two branches of skills, so im making thousands of money now hahah. I swear im not going to stop, this is my safe zone and i genuinely ENJOY it

Short but fun ! Gratz on your first game !

Lovely incremental game, description tells you exactly what you are getting and I feel like it's been put together really well. I'm on a proper incremental buzz at the moment and this is scratching that itch. I haven't had any issues like some of the other reviews mention and have a couple hours under my belt. I would definitely suggest this title.

Boris quit his job to make this game, and everything I see says it was a good move. This is a fun little time waster that at times is a grind, but the fish catching loop is addictive enough you don't mind... I wish the turtles had maybe a little more noticeable impact, but I'm really glad I played this game! Look forward to the next one!!

норм, на вечерок, классическая инка

good but short. could get 100% in 2 hours probably.

The main gameplay will feel familiar to fans of incremental games. The objective is simple: keep the circle over a fish, or several fish if they are within the circle’s range, and deal damage until they are eventually caught. Damage is dealt automatically at set intervals, so there is no direct control over the attacks. You can also only fish for a limited amount of time. Every fish you catch is converted into money, which can then be spent on an upgrade tree to improve your fishing abilities and unlock new features. At first, the upgrade tree suggests that there is plenty of freedom in how you develop your character, but in practice, it is fairly linear. It starts with an upgrade that has already been purchased in the center, with four additional upgrade paths branching out from it. However, you can only afford one of these options, while the others are far too expensive early on. This means you are effectively forced to follow the only affordable path until you earn enough money to unlock another main path, after which the process repeats. The design of the upgrade tree is also fairly typical of the genre. Most nodes remain hidden until you purchase one of the available upgrades, revealing new upgrades connected to it. The tree itself is quite expansive, but this is largely because each upgrade can only be purchased once. The many nodes help make the tree look larger, even though there is not always much variety between them. Unfortunately, this also makes the upgrade system less exciting than it initially appears. Most upgrades simply increase damage, expand the circle’s range, or allow you to catch more fish. Only a handful introduce something genuinely different, such as new fish types that take longer to catch but provide a larger payout. There are also a few special attacks, including lightning fish and bouncing turtles, which add some welcome variety. Fortunately, the game ends before this repetition has much time to become truly boring. It takes roughly two hours to purchase every upgrade and reach the point where you can finish the game. The completion is also straightforward, as all achievements are earned naturally during a normal playthrough and nothing is missable.