GONE Fishing Leaves Early Access With a Proper Ending
A cooperative horror game built around feeding a monster, not fighting it, has held 90% positive across about 3,000 Steam reviews, and the finished version adds the ending and progression an early-access build goes without.
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GONE Studios released the full version of GONE Fishing on October 20 for PC via Steam. The survival horror co-op game supports up to eight players, who catch more than 100 kinds of fish and offer a set amount daily to a monster. Shortfalls make the players the food. The full version adds a proper ending, a new fishing progression system, new fish, bait, traps, and hats. It holds a Very Positive Steam rating, with 90% of about 3,000 reviews positive.
The game launched in early access in June 2025 and spent that stretch as a co-op fishing game with a daily quota for a monster. Full release adds a proper ending and a new fishing progression system, along with new fish, bait, traps, and hats, plus adjustments and fixes.
Fish serve several purposes beyond the offering. Players can grill or smoke a catch, set it into a shell to make a pearl, wager it at a gambling house, or sell what is left for money to spend on upgrades, equipment, and trades with merchants around the map. The monster is not the only threat: strange creatures, giant beasts, and ambushing predators appear too. The full version costs 999 yen, with a 33% sale running until November 4.
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