Simple in concept, but so much fun to play—catching more fish and earning money was really satisfying! A well-thought-out concept where you both fish and are the fisherman, all controlled with just the mouse and simple movements. Nicely done!

Visually, it looked very polished and stayed within the color palette. The theme, of course, was checked off. The music fit the game perfectly and added to the experience.

The harpoon upgrade, though, suddenly made things much harder. It had quite a large range, which made it tricky—I ended up on the hook quite a lot after that! Maybe that could be toned down a bit.

Overall, a great and original game concept for our jam—well done! 😊

I've now played every single game in the jam and, without a doubt, this is my favorite one. I've never played a fishing game quite like this, and I wasn't expecting it to be so addictive when I clicked. I caught 1,000 fish and bought countless upgrades but it still feels like I could master the game so much more. Every fish looks really wacky and colorful too. The audio enhances the experience quite well and feels quite polished.

The game is very replayable and fits the spirit of the jam perfectly. I'm shocked how well the color palette lent itself to such a wide array of fish. If I had some minor nitpicks, the prices are a bit off. One upgrade is only $14 yet very powerful. It's also too hard to survive consistently after buying a harpoon, IMO.

I will definitely buy this on Steam day 1 if you put it there.

My favorite game of the jam so far.
It's simple, yet has a very great game loop that makes you keep playing to get the upgrades.
The art style is just phenomenal.
Great game!

This was so fun! I love the idea of a fish helping the fisherman catch other fish xD Art was superb and the upgrades system made this feel like a finished game. I agree that a tutorial could be added and some more music tracks added. Some sort of end bonus would also be nice. Great job!

The first thing I noticed was just how many people were on this project, wow. The second thing I noticed was how the upgrades worked. I kinda liked how some of the upgrades are double sided, for example, the maxed out magnet with the multiple fishing lines makes it very hard to dodge the line, adding weight to the line isn't necessarily good-(at least for me) but I think thats what makes it good. It makes you think about what the upgrade does before you invest, fish/10 mechanics. I spent a good while playing your fish tycoon magic man