- April 20, 2022
- Teebowah Games
- 3h median play time
Fishing Vacation
Platforms
About
"Fishing Vacation" is a casual fishing game that allows players to explore various fishing spots and catch over 200 species of fish. The game features realistic fishing mechanics and a variety of equipment to customize your fishing experience. With its calming atmosphere and relaxing gameplay, "Fishing Vacation" is a great escape for any fishing enthusiast.






- Charming retro Game Boy-style graphics and sound design create a nostalgic atmosphere.
- Short but engaging gameplay with multiple endings, making it worth replaying.
- Fun fishing mechanics combined with light horror elements provide a unique and enjoyable experience.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and some mechanics, like fishing, may be frustrating or tedious.
- The game is quite short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- There are bugs and a lack of tutorials that can hinder the overall experience.
story
40 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game features a simple yet intriguing horror story set within a nostalgic Game Boy aesthetic, blending fishing mechanics with elements of dread. While some players found the story lacking in creepiness, others appreciated its compelling nature and multiple endings, drawing inspiration from folklore. Overall, it offers a quick, enjoyable experience that resonates with fans of retro gaming and horror narratives.
“Despite being a short play, this game was able to create a really compelling story.”
“I really loved that the game offers multiple endings and a couple of the endings give a bit more insight into the game's overall story, which I really enjoyed.”
“The story feels like a playable episode of 'Goosebumps'/'Are You Afraid of the Dark?', except you have to keep fishing to progress.”
“Before long you are fishing up boots, clams, and more as the story creeps on.”
“Not too long (you'll probably get everything within 2-3 hours), fun fishing mechanic, retro Game Boy/GB Color vibes, and some horror elements mixed into the story.”