Free to playAirship is a multiplayer game platform in early development! Play Catch a Fish and other indie games.
Airship is a platform for multiplayer indie games. Build your own avatar and explore free games you can play with friends. New games are being added all the time!
Catch a Fish
Catch fish, buy fishing rods, and stock your aquarium in this cozy fishing game. Complete your Fishydex to unlock an exclusive fishing hat avatar item!
Cast a line, fill your collection and hang out at the camp with friends while the fish bite.
Airmen is a first person ship building and battling game featuring airships, landships and watercraft.
Go Ape Ship! is a frantic co-op multiplayer game for one to eight players.
Welcome to the ancient North, once the cradle of culture and peace, but is now corrupted by magic and inhabited by nasty bandits sowing destruction…
One fish, four lemurs. Online arcade battles between lemurs on dinghies.
Catch fish on a small island, sell your haul for better rods and guns, and survive the ones that fight back, solo or with up to three friends.
Fish, farm and raise pets at your own pace, then meet up with others for parties and silly minigames.
Outlast up to 35 rivals in absurd children's games where every round ends in hilarious mayhem.
Design steampunk airships module by module, then fly them into battles where everything burns, breaks and falls.
Massively multiplayer online game in the world of magic and steam.
Challenge your friends in a naval battle of steering, pushing and shooting. Keep your ship on-screen and avoid crashing with land to survive.
Grow from a tiny fish into an ocean giant by hunting everything smaller than you.
Simple Fish Adventure is an unusual short physics-based platformer. Jump like a fish, think like a fish, be a fish! Overcome obstacles and suffer.
Own the skies in steam-powered airships! Guns of Icarus Alliance is a team-based online game that pits co-op crews against both rival teams and an…
A cozy online multiplayer sandbox where you live as a customizable penguin.
