Fish Them All! Announced
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September 2, in the year of our Lord 2026 --
Pixel art × fishing × incremental progression. Catch fish, earn
money, upgrade your skills, and catch even more. A short
incremental fishing game you can play through in 4–5 hours.
Piisu Inc. has launched the Steam store page for Fish Them All!,
a fishing game about the thrill of explosive growth, and opened
it for wishlisting. The release date and price have yet to be
announced.
A Fishing Game Where the Numbers Keep Climbing
Fish Them All! is a short game with one enormous goal: catch all
100 million fish in the sea. Catch fish, learn skills, then
catch even more. As you repeat this loop, both the number of
fish you catch and the speed at which you catch them grow
dramatically, while the remaining total steadily falls.
Drop your hook from a boat and snag the fish swimming through
the water. Each fishing run lasts just 30–60 seconds. Spend the
money you earn to expand your skill tree with faster movement, a
larger hook, the ability to reel in more fish at once, and
automated collection skills featuring divers, drones, UFOs, and
more.
One hundred million fish may sound impossibly far away, but
every catch brings the number down. The game is designed to
deliver the satisfaction of watching a huge goal move steadily
within reach, all the way to the end.
Catch All 100 Million Fish in 4–5 Hours
The expected playtime is 4–5 hours. Expand the skill tree and
work toward catching every last one of the 100 million fish.
It is a compact experience that lets players enjoy layer upon
layer of upgrades and massive numerical growth from beginning to
end.
Game Information
Title: Fish Them All!
Genre: Fishing game about explosive growth
Platform: Steam (Windows / macOS)
Release date: To be announced
Price: To be announced
Supported languages: Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese,
Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, Indonesian,
Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Italian, and Turkish
Estimated playtime: 4–5 hours
Developer and publisher: Piisu Inc.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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