Type 'n' Fish

really like playing this game, should play it some more to max out my character. would recomend

games pretty good

The game is exactly what the description says it is, so if that sounds good to you then go for it. It definitely kinda has game jam vibes, or like an old shareware game, but I don't mean that as a negative. If you want to wear a cool hat and type a bunch of facts about fish, you've come to the right place.

Type 'n' Fish is a relaxing educational indie game developed and published by CapCat that transforms typing practice into a cozy fishing adventure. Instead of presenting keyboard exercises through traditional lessons and repetitive drills, the game wraps learning inside a charming collection-based experience where every correct keystroke helps players reel in aquatic creatures. By combining casual gameplay with skill development, it creates an experience that is both entertaining and surprisingly effective as a typing tool. The game's central idea is remarkably simple yet highly appealing. Players cast their fishing line into peaceful waters and must correctly type the words presented on screen to catch fish. Every successful entry results in a catch, turning typing accuracy and speed into the equivalent of fishing skill. This concept immediately gives the game an engaging hook because players are constantly rewarded for improving their performance. Instead of focusing solely on scores or statistics, the game ties progress to discovery and collection, making the learning process feel much more natural. One of the most impressive aspects of Type 'n' Fish is how seamlessly it integ…

The good: it's cheap it teaches typing including spaces and some punctuation (so far) the texts are long and sensible, rather than a series of random words like most typing games Some of the info is interesting, the first time you read it Upgradeable stats and gear is theoretically nice, but see about the grind below... The bad: The further you progress, the longer you have to wait for your line to cast out 80 billion miles into the ocean, for EVERY. DAMN. FISH. Each tier of fish has ~5 different species, and ~2~3 writeups for each, so you see/type the same ones all the time. Worst of all, you have to grind SO MUCH to earn enough money to progress to the next tier. Currently in the 51-60 strength tier grinding to save up $20,000 for the 61+ tier I'm getting sick of this. Barely gets a positive rating. Edit: I kept playing and the numbers are just WRONG, just upgrade Strength as efficiently as you can and its doable. I went all the way to the end including getting the endboss, but there are 2 "mystery achievements" I don't plan to look for.