Fish Them All! Steam Store Page Opens for 100 Million Fish
The Steam port scales the mobile game's 10 million fish up to 100 million, and Peace frames the 4 to 5 hour runtime as a deliberate short-form design choice.
Key Facts
- Peace opened the Steam store page for Fish Them All! on September 2, 2026, with the release date and price still undecided.
- Fish Them All! sets a goal of catching all 100 million fish in the sea, up from 10 million in the July iOS and Android release.
- The estimated play time for Fish Them All! is 4 to 5 hours.
- Fish Them All! features 17 fish types, including teleporting sea urchins, rapidly accelerating squid, and giant sharks.
- The Steam version of Fish Them All! supports Windows and macOS, and wishlist registration is open.
Reporting from 3 sources: 4Gamer.net, Denfaminicogamer, Automaton.
Peace opened the Steam store page for Fish Them All! (Umi no Sakana, Zenbu Tsuru) on September 2, 2026. The short incremental fishing action game sets a goal of catching all 100 million fish in the sea. The mobile version, released for iOS and Android in July, had 10 million fish; the PC version multiplies that by ten. Release date and price are undecided. Estimated play time is 4 to 5 hours. The loop: catch fish to earn money, spend money on skills, catch more fish. Skills come in a skill tree and include movement speed boosts, larger hooks, more fish per cast, and automation options like divers, drones, and a UFO with a tractor beam. Dynamite also appears as an automation skill. The sea holds 17 fish types, including teleporting sea urchins, rapidly accelerating squid, and giant sharks. Treasure chests occasionally surface with toys as collectibles, and caught fish can be gathered in a fish sanctuary. The Steam version supports Windows and macOS, with wishlist registration now open.
Peace, the studio behind the Funyamorake original characters, developed and sells the game. The company positions Fish Them All! as a short work that can be finished in a few hours, and says it put care into the dot art, animation, UI, and game tempo because the playtime is brief. The mobile version launched in July and drew a positive reception, according to the developer.
The Steam store page lists support for 13 languages, including Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, French, Indonesian, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Italian, and Turkish. Wishlist registration is open, and the official site is zentsuru.com. The store page is live at store.steampowered.com/app/5004930/.
Sources agree the release date and price remain undecided. The fish include teleporting sea urchins, rapidly accelerating squid, and giant sharks, each with different movement and difficulty. The mobile version's 10 million fish became 100 million for the PC release, and treasure chests occasionally surface with toys as a collection element.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.