Fish Gone

Fish Gone is an easygoing fishing game built around a single ambition: fill your haul with as many fish as possible. You drop your line, read how the shoal drifts, and reel in whatever bites. A troublemaker keeps circling to spoil your casts, which gives the calm loop just enough bite to hold your attention.

This title is best suited to unwinding with a low-stakes catching loop.

1. Cast your line into the water where fish are gathering.
2. Watch the shoal drift and drop the hook into its path.
3. Reel in each catch to add it to your total.
4. Steer clear of the troublemaker fish that spoils a cast.

• Mouse / tap: Cast the line and reel in your catch
• Click and drag: Guide the hook toward passing fish

Objectives

• Land the biggest haul of fish you can manage.
• Keep your hook clear of the pest that costs you catches.

The run ends or fails when

• Hooking the troublemaker costs you the cast and whatever was on your line.

• Fish drift in loose patterns, so casting is an exercise in anticipation.
• A single nuisance fish patrols the water and interferes with your hook.
• Every successful catch adds to a running tally for the session.

• Cast slightly ahead of a moving fish rather than straight at it.
• Let the pest swim past before dropping your line back in.
• Go for tight clusters, since one well-placed hook pulls in several fish.

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