$4.99WEBFISHING Fishing at your own pace
WEBFISHING is a relaxed multiplayer fishing game built around hanging out. You and co-op friends share a camp, cast lines, compare catches, and chat between bites while you work through nearly 100 snails, fish, and sharks.
Is WEBFISHING worth it?
WEBFISHING is worth it if…
- you want co-op friends to join for easy shared sessions
- you like slow chatty games with fishing on the side
- you enjoy collecting creatures and finishing a journal
- you like dressing up a character with cosmetics and props
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Fish and hang out at the camp
WEBFISHING treats fishing as something to do together while you talk. You join friends and strangers in the camp, find a spot, cast out, and catch fish side by side. The loop stays simple: complete your journal, track down rare catches, earn money, and pick up rewards. Nearly 100 creatures keeps the collection going, from tiny snails to large sharks, so there is always another entry to chase or size to beat. It is low-pressure and social, the kind of session where trading awful fish puns counts as much as landing something rare.
Rods, outfits, and silly toys
Between catches you shape your angler. You upgrade rods with new baits and lures, then collect cosmetics and props that show off your personality around camp. The sandbox adds toys for messing around with co-op friends: play a real guitar, punch your friends, and draw with chalk. Finding hidden spots gives small groups somewhere to gather away from the crowd. The look is colorful, cute, and cartoon-styled in 3D, with light swearing and a little crude humor, so the whole thing stays casual and playful.
What else should co-op friends know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Singleplayer is supported, so you can fish, fill the journal, and upgrade gear on your own, then bring that progress back when friends are online.
Is there anything to do besides fishing?
Quite a bit of fooling around. The camp is a small sandbox with toys like a playable guitar and chalk for drawing, plus hidden spots to find when you want a change of water.
How does progression work?
Catches earn money for better rods, baits, and lures, alongside cosmetics, props, and special rewards. Your journal tracks the nearly 100 creatures, including rare ones worth hunting with friends.
