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Sea Town - Fish Market Simulator is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Alice Games and was released on May 12, 2025. It received neutral reviews from players.

Sea Town - Fish Market Simulator lets you build and manage your own coastal fishing business across diverse islands with unique economies and rare fish species. Navigate a dynamic market with fluctuating fish prices to optimize profits. Upgrade boats, gear, and stalls while expanding your trade network to dominate the fishing industry.

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48%

Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game is fun and has great potential, with players looking forward to future updates.
It offers a relaxing gameplay experience, making it a good time-waster.
The core gameplay loop of catching and selling fish is enjoyable, even if it currently lacks depth.

The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including a game-breaking issue that prevents players from buying bait after relaunching.
There is a significant lack of content, with only a few fish types and limited gameplay mechanics available.
The developers have been unresponsive and have not provided updates or fixes for existing issues, leading to concerns about the game's future.

gameplay
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The gameplay of this fishing simulator has been criticized for its simplistic and underdeveloped mechanics, with players noting that the fishing process is overly basic and lacks variety, as only five types of fish are available and some bait types are missing. Many feel the game is not worth its current price, suggesting it resembles a mobile port with limited content, and emphasize the need for more depth and progression to enhance player engagement. Overall, while the core gameplay loop is acceptable, significant improvements are necessary to meet player expectations.
- “I'd love for there to be more to the actual fishing, but the core gameplay loop is fine.”
- “Currently at the price of $4, this game is hardly worth that in its current state. The fishing mechanic is almost non-existent; you left-click and hold, wait for a green bar, and release. Then you left-click and a fish flies at your feet... kind of strange. You can only catch 5 types of fish, and 2 out of the 3 bait types are missing, along with an unknown number of fish types that are not in the game. I read in the reviews that someone paid $2 for this game, and I would say that is the right amount to pay for the content available. Honestly, there isn't much, and what little there is feels like a port from a mobile version that has more content than this game. With real life costing so much to live, I would rather not spend $4 on a game that has less content than a mobile fishing game. My words to the developers are simple: you must add 'time'—time equals happy consumers. No one wants a game they can beat in a day, and nobody wants to play a game where they cannot progress. This game requires a lot of work, time, and effort. As a beta tester, I can tell you right now, if you do not listen to your player base, you will not have any players.”
- “Currently at the price of $4, this game is hardly worth that in its current state. The fishing mechanic is almost non-existent; you left-click and hold, wait for a green bar, and release. Then you left-click and a fish flies at your feet... kind of strange. You can only catch 5 types of fish, and 2 out of the 3 bait types are missing, along with an unknown number of fish types that are not in the game. I read in the reviews that someone paid $2 for this game, and I would say that is the right amount to pay for the content available. Honestly, there isn't much, and what little there is feels like a port from a mobile version that has more content than this game. With real life costing so much to live, I would rather not spend $4 on a game that has less content than a mobile fishing game. My words to the developers are simple: you must add 'time'—time equals happy consumers. No one wants a game they can beat in a day, and nobody wants to play a game where they cannot progress. This game requires a lot of work, time, and effort. As a beta tester, I can tell you right now, if you do not listen to your player base, you will not have any players.”
- “The core gameplay loop is fine, but I'd love for there to be more to the actual fishing.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are criticized for lacking settings and overall content, resembling a poorly ported mobile version. Reviewers feel that the visual quality does not justify the price, as it offers minimal features and feels incomplete. Overall, the graphics contribute to a sense of disappointment regarding the game's value and depth.
- “The graphics are stunning, with vibrant colors and detailed environments that truly immerse you in the game world.”
- “I was blown away by the level of detail in the graphics; every texture and lighting effect adds to the overall experience.”
- “The art style is unique and beautifully crafted, making every scene a visual treat.”
- “The graphics are extremely basic and feel like a poor port from a mobile version, lacking any depth or detail.”
- “There are no graphics settings available, which limits the player's ability to customize their experience.”
- “Overall, the visual presentation is disappointing and does not meet the expectations set by other games in the genre.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization of the game is perceived negatively, with users expressing concerns that it appears to be a cash grab due to the developers' lack of communication.
- “I'd like to be able to say good things about this game, but at the moment, it looks like a cash grab as the developer is completely silent.”
- “The monetization system feels overly aggressive, making it hard to enjoy the game without spending money.”
- “It's frustrating that so many features are locked behind paywalls, which makes the game feel less rewarding.”
stability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users report significant stability issues, including glitches when attempting to purchase bait and add fish to the store, along with a lack of options for reporting these bugs. Overall, the game is perceived as quite buggy and unstable.
- “Cannot buy bait; the game glitches when trying to add fish to the store.”
- “The game is buggy with no way to report the issues.”