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GONE Fishing: fishing for quotas and survival

GONE Fishing

Offer catches in a horror game.

Creature interruptions turn shared fishing into memorable chaos.

What makes it fun

  1. Sacrifice the catch or sell it

    Do you sacrifice a fish toward the quota or sell it to a trader for gear upgrades? Before nightfall, every catch presents that choice.

  2. Fishing turns into a chase

    A monster can come after you while you fish with friends. The same trip that began with casting lines can end with everyone shouting and running.

  3. Show off the big catch

    Hunt for huge or legendary fish with friends and show them what you caught. Even landing a fish slightly bigger than a friend's gives you a story to share.

Game details

As of Oct 29, 2026
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Positive reviews
90% Very Positive3,324 reviews · all languages
Price (United States)
US$9.99On sale for US$6.69 as of Oct 29, 2026 (33% off)
Playtime at review
8.8 hoursMedian at the time of review (based on 100 helpful reviews)
Steam Deck
Playable
Release date
Oct 20, 2026
Developer
GONE Studios
Languages
Japanese, English (Full audio), Simplified Chinese, Korean / 14 languages total

A typical run

Gather bait and catch fish.

Meet the offering; sell surplus catches to buy equipment.

A smoker beside the cabin lets you process catches.

Bait placed in the storage box remains after saving, ready for later use.

A person holding a fish by a lantern (GONE Fishing, via Steam)
A person holding a fish by a lantern (GONE Fishing, via Steam)

Core systems

Dynamic Fishing Guide

Choosing “Enable Guide” in the lobby or playing the tutorial shows when to hold or release during fishing.

Strike System

During the strike, align the red tick with the moving fish indicator.

A fishing rod and a creature in the lake (GONE Fishing, via Steam)
A fishing rod and a creature in the lake (GONE Fishing, via Steam)

What sets it apart

Fish also rot in inventory. Merely carrying a catch is not preservation; consider handling such as smoking.

Learning curve and difficulty

Placed torches slow the nearby Stalker, serving as preparation against pursuit as well as light.

A frog hanging from a fishing line (GONE Fishing, via Steam)
A frog hanging from a fishing line (GONE Fishing, via Steam)

What players like

Reviewers describe the appeal of catching huge and legendary fish.

Creature interruptions turn shared fishing into memorable chaos.

Reviewers enjoy the gambling element.

Exploring fishing grounds and discovering secrets adds another pursuit.

Turning fallen creatures into bait produces surprise and humor.

Reviewers enjoy meeting daily quotas and developing their equipment.

Common complaints

Reviews ask for more content or variety.

Reviews report performance and connection problems.

Reviews describe the burden of working out controls and progression.

Reviews find the repeated fishing loop monotonous.

People posing with a large fish (GONE Fishing, via Steam)
People posing with a large fish (GONE Fishing, via Steam)

Who it’s for

For groups that enjoy laughing through danger between catches.

For deciding how catches serve the current goal and later improvement.

Who might not enjoy it

Reviews ask for more content or variety.

Reviews describe the burden of working out controls and progression.

A monster beyond a lantern (GONE Fishing, via Steam)
A monster beyond a lantern (GONE Fishing, via Steam)

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These impressions are based on 100 Steam reviews sorted by “Most Helpful.” They do not represent the views of all buyers.

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