Piece's 100 Million Fish Game Comes to Steam on December 8
Piece will release Catch All the Fish in the Sea on PC via Steam on December 8 for 800 yen, tax included.
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Why it matters
The iOS and Android version already had a reception Piece calls well received, and the Steam release with a playable trial puts the same incremental loop in front of PC players who can test the build before December 8.
Key Facts
- Piece will release Catch All the Fish in the Sea on PC via Steam on December 8 for 800 yen, tax included.
- The game's goal is to catch all 100 million fish in the sea, tracked at the end-of-round tally and in the Fish Sanctuary.
- Players trade caught fish for money and spend it on a skill tree that upgrades hook drops, hit detection and fish caught at once.
- The skill tree unlocks divers, drones, UFOs and a Ghost Cast that catch fish automatically.
- A trial version of Catch All the Fish in the Sea is available on Steam, and the iOS and Android version is free with basic play free.
Players drop a hook from a boat, catch fish with good timing, and trade the catch for money spent on a skill tree. Upgrades expand hit detection and per-round hook drops, unlock divers, drones and UFOs that catch fish automatically, and add a Ghost Cast that fishes for you.
The Steam page carries a trial version ahead of the December 8 launch, and the iOS and Android release is still free to play with basic play free. Progress toward the 100 million target is tracked in two places: the end-of-round tally and an area called the Fish Sanctuary, where caught fish are recorded and say a word to the player. Treasure chests drift in at times, and the artifacts inside are logged in an artifact encyclopedia. Skills can be leveled more than once, so the same tree keeps paying out as the sea fills up.
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