
A Fishy RPG is a retro-style game about surviving, exploring and finding legendary fishes in a strange and procedurally generated universe. Find the truth about fish, the surface fishermen and also Satan in this unique role-playing game.
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A Fishy RPG is a retro-style game focused on survival and exploration. It's also a fishing game, in the way that this is the main mechanism to gain experience, improve your stats and progress through the game. The main objective is to find the legendary fish and finish the story. In order to do so, you must improve your stats to be able to explore deeper caves and also improve your fishing rod to be able to catch rarer fish easier.

Features:
Two endings, one being the true one;
Procedurally generated map and caves;
3.000 unique and procedurally generated fish to catch;
Engaging fishing mechanism;
Four playable characters;
Stats to improve (power, defense and speed);
Equipment to improve (fishing rod and gun);
Wild life, besides the fish, to hunt (and be hunted!)...
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Sixteen legendary fish.
Regarding the caves/layers, fishing rod and legendary fish
You move from one layer to another (deeper caves) through portals. Be sure to upgrade your gun so you can break the rocks to access deeper levels. And, of course, be sure to upgrade your stats before going too deep :). Your fishing rod as well as your current layer/cave determine the range of fish you may catch. Now go catch some fishhhh.
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Languages: English
Reviews
10/10 Would descend into hell and kill Satan for fish again.
While this game offers an intriguing and interesting experience for its price, I cannot recommend it due to a critical flaw—the save functionality does not work. Unfortunately, I lost all of my progress after my first play session, which was incredibly frustrating. If the developers address this save system issue in future updates, it could become a solid recommendation, but in its current state, it's difficult to fully enjoy the experience knowing your progress might be lost. Proceed with caution if you're considering this one.
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while this game is intriguing and interesting for it's current price tag, i cannot recommend it the save functionality does not work and i lost all of my progress upon first play.
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