$4.99WEBFISHING Fishing at your own pace
WEBFISHING is a relaxed multiplayer fishing hangout where you cast a line, chat, and fill a journal with nearly 100 snails, fish, and sharks. Cute and low-pressure, it is made for slow evenings spent catching one more thing and showing off your latest hat.
Is WEBFISHING worth it?
WEBFISHING is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful planning
- you want fishing, collecting, and light upgrading
- you like chatting with friends while you play
- you like dressing up a character and showing it off
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Slow fishing and a full journal
You pick a spot, cast, and wait for something strange to bite. There are nearly 100 creatures to find, from tiny snails to big sharks, plus rare catches that pay well and unlock rewards.
Your journal keeps track of it all, so cozy fans get that gentle pull to complete one more page. Buy better rods, baits, and lures, earn money from catches, and spend it on upgrades. You can sit quietly and fish at your own pace, with scratch-offs and steady progress when you want a small goal.
A camp to hang out and mess around
The camp is a shared sandbox built for talking while you fish. You meet friends and strangers, trade bad fish puns, compare sizes, and look for tucked-away fishing spots together.
Between casts you can dress up your character with cosmetics and props, play a real guitar, draw with chalk, or lightly punch a friend. The look is colorful, chunky, and cartoon-like, with simple mechanics that stay calm even when the chat gets silly.
What should you know before you cast off?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. The camp can be a quiet place to fish alone, work through your journal, and save for better gear. Many cozy fans treat it as background comfort while watching something else, then join others when they feel social.
What do you actually do with the fish?
You log them in your journal, earn money, and chase rare finds and special rewards. Nearly 100 creatures means there is always a gap in the collection, and better baits, lures, and rods help you reach the trickier ones.
How social is it?
Very, but on your terms. It is built as a chatroom-style fishing spot where you can talk, fish side by side, and share finds. You can also stay quiet, fish in the corner, and just read the chat drift by.
What can you customize?
Your angler and your look. New rods, baits, and lures change how you fish, while cosmetics and props let you show some personality around camp. It is the kind of game where a new outfit feels as good as a rare catch.
