Tiny Catcher

Tiny Catcher is a really simple fishing game, but I think that is exactly what makes it work. I am basically keeping it open on my desktop, catching fish and building up a collection while I get on with other things. It is not trying to be a full fishing simulator with loads of equipment and complicated mechanics. Instead, it feels more like a little fishing companion that I can check on whenever I have a spare moment. The collecting is the main thing that keeps me interested. There are different fish rarities and each catch has its own size and weight, which affects how many points I get. I can keep track of everything I have caught in the Fishpedia, so finding a rarer fish actually feels worthwhile. I like that there is a simple reason to keep coming back, especially when I know there are still fish I have not added to my collection. I can also spend the points I earn on customising my avatar, which gives the basic fishing loop another little purpose. The game has also been adding more fish over time, so there is at least some room for the collection to grow. I do not need to constantly concentrate on what I am doing either. I can have Tiny Catcher sitting in a small window whi…