A good game indeed, It would been nice to see more enviromental change, like a nuclear explosion in the background, but is understandable since its obvius you put more time in the game mechanics, also it would be nice if at the end you added a sound like the player was returning to the shore or a explosion like he was involved in one

I really like the simple and clean presentation. The gameplay was basic but spinning the reel was oddly satisfying. I would have liked to see the challenge ramp up later and some additional mechanics. The tonal shift was great with the radio intermissions and more disturbing fish you catch. Very on theme! Well done.

I think you all did a great job!  I played the browser version, so my comments will be based on that.

I wasn't sure how the game connected to the game jam theme at the start, but seeing things change visually and musically, along with the radio dialogue explaining it all was a really neat idea, and I think you incorporated the 'Doomsday' theme well overall. As for the visuals, I think they're really well done. The sprites are simple, but effective, and everything is well defined. Not only that, the music and sound effects do a lot to enhance the player experience and the game's narrative. On a related note, I appreciate the inclusion of a fish compendium, not only giving fish facts but also providing further context to the character's thoughts. 

Going onto some small critiques, the game feels kind of slow. I don't know if I could've sped it up,  but there's a bit too much downtime between fish catches and the radio text being displayed. On another note, the game is short enough that the gameplay stays fun throughout, but it didn't feel like things got much harder near the end.  Finally, while the game is pretty technically solid, the cooler icon seems a bit buggy. On my first attempt I closed the cooler window, but I couldn't seem to open it again. On my second attempt, I couldn't close the cooler, and the game progressed like normal despite the cooler UI still being present. I don't know if the download version has these issues, but the browser version did for me.

With all that said though, you all did an awesome job! Good work!

Very nice game, my first impression was "How can a fishing game be apocalyptic?", and later I understood it very well, it was funny. I liked the art style, mechanically well polished quite frankly. Congrats! 

Visuals and audio are great. The story is good, although I feel like there's a slight dissonance. A nuclear apocalypse happens suddenly, but the fish slowly increase in creepiness. Perhaps the apocalypse could have been an eldritch horror or something more insidious to match the pace of the game. The gameplay is well implemented, I would suggest two things: less spinning and some sort of progress meter of how close you are to catching the fish.  Really good stuff all in all, thank you for your feedback video!

good game, like the artstyle and compelling story not much to say... it's well polish.