Bit-Cremental: Fishistry
Inner Realm Studios · 2024 · Casual, 2D, Cute, Pixel Graphics, Indie
PC
Positive90% · 42 📉 Recent reviews down 74%
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About Bit-Cremental: Fishistry
Dive into the delightful world of fish farming and fishing in this short experimental idler, Bit-cremental: Fishistry!Grow and feed your stock, earn money as fisher people reel in mature fish, and upgrade to unlock rare species and colorful new designs, all set in a charming Game Boy-inspired style.
Gameplay Features:
- Fish Growth: Grow your fish and aquatic creatures from tiny eggs to fully grown wonders.
- Fish Discovery System: Encounter 24 different fish types based on rarity, and strive to discover them all!
- Idle and Active Gameplay: Play actively or let your fishery grow while you’re away with automatic idle progression.
- Game Boy Inspired Graphics and Sounds: Play a piece of nostalgia with a retro inspired pixel art from the 90's handheld era with a crunchy audio track.
- Customize: Add a personal touch to your fishery with unlockable backgrounds and color palettes.
- Upgradeable Fishery: Improve your fishery with upgrades like better feed, fish value, and fish capacity.
- Simple & Relaxing Play: A short, laid-back gameplay experience perfect for casual gaming with incremental progression.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A would-be Gameboy Color-era vibes-clicker throwback that sees you randomly stocking a fishing pond for profit and the thrill of catchin’ em all. Simple gameplay loop: click to place food in the pond, click to release a tadpole, and save and spend through a rather tame assortment of linear improvements all towards increasing your profits. Speaking of which, it’s certainly all completely non-sensical (are the visiting fishers paying you based on what they lure in? Are they your employees?), and amounts to a somewhat chill single-screen slot machine. If your interest is piqued, you’re ultimately in BCF for the pixel art (and you’re not wrong): the fish germinations are really lovingly crafted sprites. But this game just doesn’t quite work; there’s at least a handful of fairly obvious gameplay and design choices that would lift this above “fidget spinner” interactivity. Most egregiously, what seems to market itself as a bit of an idler is very manual—progress will halt to a crawl without hand-on-mouse, even if you’re “optimized”. As it stands, this incremental pond sim is lower stakes than a Tamagotchi and about as fun stocking lure. [b]Pet peeve[/b] [list] [*] Fish pathing and mov…3 found this helpful
very chill, bite-sized and super cute! I wish there were more numbers explained like how exactly the upgrades affect something tangible. love the option to let it play itself. Music is adorable, thank you for your work on the game, it was thoroughly enjoyed!
Very good game.
around 12 hours to 100% and few hours AFk
Hell yeah
The kind of idler you ideally check on every 15 minutes to buy some upgrades. I enjoyed 100%ing it :)
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