A laid-back fishing arcade with a surprisingly satisfying tap-and-reel rhythm.
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Casual · 4.4★
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«A laid-back fishing arcade with a surprisingly satisfying tap-and-reel rhythm.»
«A meaty tower defence with lane control, unit synergies and genuinely mean bosses.»
«A pocket-sized party RPG with tactical turns and a warm, hand-drawn world.»
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