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Fishing Fever

A roguelike deckbuilder incremental fishing game. Draft powerful tool cards, catch rare fish across different ocean zones, build your deck, and haul legendary creatures from the deep. One more round. Always one more round.

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About the Game

Cast your line. Build your deck. Get hooked — one round at a time.

Fishing Fever is a roguelike deckbuilder set on the open sea. Every round you draft powerful fishing tools — rods, nets, harpoons, drones, traps and more — build your deck, and cast into waters that get stranger and more rewarding the deeper you go.

It's a fishing game. It's a deckbuilder. It's stupidly addictive. Draft powerful cards every round, upgrade them, break them, and chase that one insane combo that makes your whole run click. What does stacking three Lucky Nets actually do? Find out.

"One more round. Just one more." You've been saying that for three hours.