All those fishing games on sale when this is the only one you need. Interesting mechanics, stuff to discover, etc. Highly recommended.

When what you think will be a fun little dither becomes a few dozen hours....

This is maybe THE most chill game I have ever played, and I don't even like fishing. Don't be put off either by the super low-fi graphics and feel, they belie a significant amount of depth and simulation in this aptly named fishing story-RPG.

What seems initially as a set of simple mechanics soon sprawl into dozens of activities around a silly and fairly short main quest about saving fish in lakes across the galaxy from evil corporate types. But by the time that story is over you'll have been delivered enough intrigue in a bunch of side quests, challenges, collecting, exploration and a potentially limitless endgame to just keep on going because, it is just so relaxing to play.

Equally suitable for very short or marathon session, Intergalactic Fishing has been compared by some to No Man's Sky and I can definitely see why. Top Drawer

Don't let the top down 2d graphics fool you. This is an amazing fishing game that isn't like all the others. I've been looking for a unique fishing game that stands out from the norm, and I think I found it. It's an exploration fishing game with sci-fi thrown in.

There are tons of random lakes to transport too and fish, with each species having their own traits. The idea is to dissect fish until you've maxed out your research on that species. This way you better know how to catch that fish, plus a fully researched fish sells for more credits. A common way of making money is selling Lake and Fish Intel, and the more you know about that fish, the more that intel sells for.

The lure system is nice and not too hard to figure out. I like the idea of having to design different lures to catch certain fish. The fishing aspect also feels just right.

You can also upgrade your boat, rod, and modules. There are a lot of different items and vendors you can buy from, so it's fun weighting your options bases on your credits.

I haven't even finished the main quest, but this game is already worth the asking price.

This game has the potential to be something much more. I just love the concept of this game, and with some thought and love, it could be something really special.