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Version 0.4.2 · 2026-06-12
Bug fixes and improvements. More updates coming soon. Thanks for playing!
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The store currently lists version 0.4.2, updated 2026-06-12.








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Open Sea: Fishing Simulator is a unique and relaxing fishing game where you control your own fishing boat, explore open waters, and catch a wide variety of fish. Built from the ground up, the game offers a fresh and original take on boat fishing, with smooth controls, satisfying progression, and beautiful ocean environments.
Start your journey in a small boat with basic gear. Cast your line, catch fish, sell your haul, and upgrade your equipment. Improve your boat, engine, nets, and fishing rod to travel farther, fish faster, and catch bigger, rarer species.
As your fishing skills increase, your player rank rises. Each rank unlocks new fishing locations, including deep-sea zones filled with rare fish, high-value catches, and unique open-ocean challenges. From calm coastal waters to vast open seas, every area offers new opportunities and rewards.…
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