Fishing
Sail the open sea, cast lures for fish and spend coins on new lures.
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About the game
Hold Space to charge a cast from your boat, then let go to fling the lure. The longer you hold, the farther it flies.
Open water to sail across. Yellow-dot radar for nearby fish. Coins from each catch, spent on lures for your tackle box. A soft lure as your only starting tackle. Every lure you buy, kept in your collection. Lure shop selling the other lures for those coins.
Once the lure is in the water, hold R to wind it back toward the boat. Once it arrives, you can cast again. Between casts, steer with WASD or the arrow keys. Press S to brake the boat. Use keys 1 to 4 to swap lures. The tips mention fish are drawn to a moving lure.
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How it was made
Source: Project README. Evidence: the creator's own account.
- Added
- Code by AI
- Not stated
- AI tools
- Cursor, Claude app, Grok app
- Engine
- Three.js
- Genre
Simulation,
Casual- Players
- Single player

Controls
- Keyboard
- W / Up arrow move forward
- S / Down arrow brake
- A / Left arrow turn left
- D / Right arrow turn right
- Space cast rod (hold to charge)
- R hold to reel in lure
- 1-4 switch lures
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