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WEBFISHING a multiplayer chatroom-focused fishing game! Relax and fish (on the web!)
WEBFISHING is a fishing, multiplayer and casual game
developed and published by lamedeveloper.
Released on October 11th 2024 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 64,409 reviews of which 63,187 were positive and 1,222 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.6 out of 10. 😍
The game is currently priced at 4.99€ on Steam.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: 2Ghz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 580
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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fished up 20,000 dollars worth of fish, blew it all on scratch tickets with a 5 dollar total profit. God I love gambling.
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Strikethrough text ( example ) means a point is no longer valid as of the most recent update and will be removed soon. Please let me know if I missed something. Bold means something new from the most recent update. Here are some things that I feel are important to know and/or that I wanted to know before I bought this game: MOST IMPORTANT: This game currently does *not* have cloud saves. So if you're playing on PC and want to play on your steam deck, prepare to start all over again. This is by far the biggest negative i've found with this game yet. Going off the 1.09 patchnotes, this will be addressed soon Other things: • There is no voice chat. (this can be a positive or negative depending on player) • There can be up to 12 players in a server. You can now make the max player count lower when setting up a server. • The fishing minigame requires rapid mouse clicking. There is an autoclicker that can be enabled in the settings to help with this. • Servers are hosted by players for free. If the host disconnects, the whole server closes. • There are 4 settings for server privacy: Public, Code-only, Friends-only and Offline/Solo. Anyone in a public or code lobby can obtain or share the code to share with others. The lobby code is a 6 digit code for example "FOU2HR". • You can mark your server as "18+". This doesn't change anything gameplay wise, but it is shown on the server listing as well as making a pop-up appear for players who join your server that they need to accept. • There is no lobby descriptions, what you can see before you join is: the host's name and the playercount, formatted as "TheQuackinator4's Lobby " You can change the server name as well as of 1.09, as well as being able to see if the host has set the server to 18+. • The host can kick or ban players • You can mute and hide players • Players can punch eachother, including into the water. This can be disabled for you in the settings. • The game chat seems to have a similar culture to MMOs, for better or worse. The public lobbies are very much not for younger and/or more sensitive players. • Adding on to the previous point, as the "mature content description" on the steam page mentions, the game itself contains some mild swearing and jokes that wouldn't be appropriate for younger players. • While the game doesn't seem to save between devices, if you leave or are removed from a server, any progress you made on that server does save on that device, so you don't need to worry about restarting every time • You can draw and erase stuff in certain areas of the game, including being able to draw over and erase other players' drawings. • If you don't use a code, the public servers you join/host seem to be in your region, as practically all players I've encountered in public servers turned out to be in Denmark, which I am too. So your experience with other players may dramatically depend on where you're located. I don't know how locally it matches players with you, whether it's in the same country or near where you live. • This game keeps ALL chat history from your current session and will not delete any chat history until you close and reopen the game. After alot of chatting, I've found that interacting with the chat window makes the game slow to a crawl and the chat scroll bar becomes like, one pixel tall. I do not know if there's a way to delete chat history without restarting the game. Have any more things you want to know before you buy the game? As a bonus tip as a thank you for reading this review, type " /wag " in chat.
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The quick popularity of this game really shows how badly people have been wanting more games that you can just jump into and play. No meta to read up on, no game seasons that force you to play to get the best rewards, and no pressure to be at a certain level to keep with other player; in this game you just gotta fish. I like that, we need more games like this, not everyone has time for 300+ hour games these days and its nice to have ones where you can hop on, do a bit of fishing, and leave at your pleasure. I look forward to see how this game evolves over the coming year and with its very obvious Animal Crossing inspiration features such as bug and fossil hunting could add a lot to the game in my personal opinion. Yeah big recommendation from me, I rarely write reviews on here so I definitely see some potential in this game.
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Get Fish. Sell Fish. Talk Nonsense. A simple, low poly Animal Crossing like fishing game based around a cute little island with different fishing spots. There's not a huge amount of depth, simple goals to complete and it's 5 bucks which on the surface seems like a game without much to do. But on the contrary the vibe is immaculate . This game is multiplayer first and while their is no active collaborative mechanics the true joy in this game comes from basically treating the multiplayer as a chill chatroom where people shoot the shit while they fish together. The colourful aesthetic combined with the customisation options and the handful of various toys to let players be expressive and communicative makes it bizarrely easy to spend hours just standing in one place casting a rod and playing a very simply mini game to pick up fish because you're just enjoying hanging out with other people and the creators know this. There are upgrades and alike that support and allow for a much more passive form of game where you can cast your rod then go and get yourself a drink, or have a smoke or something and anything you catch on your line will wait until you come back to your keyboard to interact with the game. In an internet where everything is memes, gifs, zoomer brainrot and links to tiktoks this is a genuine island of tranquillity where every aspect of the game puts everybody in a calm and wholesome headspace and that means that the conversation and demeanour of the people you're sharing the island with is equally calm and wholesome. The visuals, the clothing, the overall feel of the game very much tends towards the early 30's millennial mindset who grew up failing at learning to skate, listening to pop punk and wearing chains on the belt loops of their jeans. This game is just the best low impact way to degauss your brain in the evening and I genuinely can't wait to see where this game goes next because the devs have truly captured, not so much a gameplay loop or a mechanical system, but a genuine vibe and infused it into every aspect of the game and I want to see what else they can enviben and add to this little gem.
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Started playing because it looked like a game my best friend would have loved, fishing and connecting with random people was his whole Sea of Thieves experience. And after being hooked for 25 hours, I can safely say I was right. Sadly it also made the whole thing bittersweet because I wish I had the chance to share that with him. Nonetheless much love to West for making this game, and congrats on the success their game is having !
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Online players
840
Developer
lamedeveloper
Publisher
lamedeveloper
Release
11 Oct 2024
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