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Black Hole Fishing

Black Hole Fishing

by SDG Games | Published by Playsaurus

Rating
88%
Price
$5.99
Average Players
284
Reviews
323
Released
Apr 7, 2026
Casual Clicker Idler Indie Simulation
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About This Game

Black Hole Fishing is an absurd incremental game about catching, breeding, and perfecting SO MANY fish. Catch a fish, optimize its traits, then stock your pond with it as you pour fish and science into an endless singularity!

What players are saying

▼ Not Recommended 29 hrs on record

I did not enjoy my time. A good portion of the mechanics/areas in this are not actually meaningful and are best ignored, and it does feel like progress is slowed by throwing irrelevant things in front of the player and hoping they don't figure it out. The late game is then a process of simply twiddling your thumbs and waiting hours to accumulate a certain amount of mass because the dev has weight caps for fish that you can't improve on. The ending, as well, is a simple "The end" and nothing more.

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▲ Recommended 1 hrs on record

[b][i]A cool clicker idle game. It's a mix of a humorous farming simulator and fishing. You need to breed fish, chase them into a black hole with rocks, and earn money for it.[/i][/b] As you progress, you earn income and buy upgrades for your farm and new tools. To get more expensive fish, you need to fish in a special pond. There, you receive fish cards, which you can insert into breeding machines. The game is very fun, simple, relaxing, and addictive. Suitable for both adults and children. Time flies. It's fun to watch the fish get scared by the rocks and end up in the black hole.

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▼ Not Recommended 8 hrs on record

I can't in good faith recommend this game at the moment. The early game was interesting enough and the writing is good, but around the lategame things just fall apart really badly. There are performance issues, questionable balancing choices, and a lot of bugs that ruin the experience. (On the initial release your money could easily [i]overflow into the negatives[/i], preventing you from buying anything.) The dev is active, so maybe these will get fixed in the future. Until that happens though, I'd recommend keeping your distance.

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