Chill Fishing (2026)

2/10

Uses ai art. Only not recommending until they get an artist. I like it for it's simplicity but a lack of customization options and blatant ai art kinda sucks.

The game is very basic but pretty cool. Turning on auto fishing and emptying the bucket from time to time to reveal caught fish feels relaxing. The display settings contain a small flaw. The Always on Top option lacks an off switch. Resizing the window helps fix the issue. Additionally, certain caught fish will cause sudden jump scares. Getting 100% achievements requires buying the Supporter Pack. The base game is free, so spending money seems fine. However, putting an achievement behind a paywall makes the Supporter Pack name misleading. Calling it a Required Pack makes more sense.

Just love fishing so yep i recommend :3

I need a mermaid!!! I NEED AA MERMAID PD: For unlock the achivements, needs the DLC 05/10

Chill Fishing is a relaxing fishing game that focuses on taking things slowly and enjoying the simple process of catching fish. Instead of giving me a competitive fishing experience filled with pressure, it is designed around a calmer pace where I can explore fishing spots, cast my line and gradually build up my collection. The biggest strength for me is the atmosphere. The game is clearly designed to be relaxing, and I like being able to spend time fishing without constantly worrying about difficult objectives. The quiet environments and slower gameplay make it easy to settle into a comfortable rhythm. The actual fishing is straightforward, which works well for the concept. I can cast my line, wait for a bite and then react when something takes the bait. It does not require me to learn a complicated simulation system, but there is still enough interaction to make catching a fish feel satisfying. I also enjoy the sense of gradual discovery. Finding different fish and exploring new areas gives me small goals to work towards. Even when I am not trying to complete a specific challenge, there is something enjoyable about wondering what I might catch next. The biggest weakness is th…