Nyanbiri Fishing Day Brings Idle Fishing and Cat Hatching to Steam
Kunpan Games released Nyanbiri Fishing Day on Steam for PC on November 5, developed by Lumenex. The desktop idle game lets players resize and reposition its window to watch fishing in a corner of the screen while working.
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Why it matters
The release puts a student-centered indie studio's desktop-pet style idle game on Steam with a launch discount, a low price that fits the background-window format it is built around.
Key Facts
- Kunpan Games released Nyanbiri Fishing Day on Steam for PC on November 5.
- Lumenex developed the game, and it appears to be the studio's debut work.
- The idle game runs in a resizable, movable desktop window with optional manual fishing minigames.
- Cats hatch from mysterious eggs found among drifting objects, and placing cats on an egg speeds hatching.
- The game supports multiplayer for up to six players with chat and stamps, and is 10% off at 720 yen until November 16.
It supports manual minigame fishing, a fish encyclopedia and aquarium, drifting items that yield resources and mysterious eggs, and up to six-player multiplayer with chat and stamps.
The game is built to sit in a resizable, movable window on the desktop, so fishing continues in a corner while the player works elsewhere. Drifting objects bring resources and eggs, and cats hatch from the eggs; placing cats on an egg speeds the hatch. Players decorate an avatar with more than 100 item types or draw on it directly with a hand-drawing tool, and multiplayer for up to six people supports chat and stamps but no voice chat. Lumenex is described as an indie studio centered on current university students, and the game appears to be its debut work.
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