Out Fishing blends the chill routine of a job sim with the creeping dread of psychological horror, all wrapped in a foggy wilderness you probably shouldn’t be in. In short: fish by day, flee by night.

Out Fishing is a first-person horror fishing game, where you are sent to an abandoned lake haunted by the memories of a forgotten disappearance. Stay too long after sunset, and you’ll find that danger moves through the forest, hides in the fog, and sometimes rises from the water when the lights go out.

Explore a calm yet unsettling wilderness. Search for rare fish and scattered remnants of the past. Time is your enemy, but the farther you go, the closer you get to the truth. Fish, sell your catch, upgrade your gear, and build up your camp — a fragile safe zone where the line between memory and hallucination starts to blur.

Each night unfolds the nightmare a little further through cryptic encounters and unsettling discoveries, echoing the psychological dread of games like Alan Wake, Mundaun, or Silent Hill. What begins as a simple task becomes a descent into obsession, where you are slowly losing your grip on reality.

And try not to lose your mind as you’re freaking out wondering “Why is this fish that I’m holding is talking to me?!?”

Key Features:

• A horror story you experience at your own pace, told through exploration, fishing, strange visions, and unsettling finds.
• Upgrades and tools to access deeper waters, stranger areas, and the woods, even though the woods do not want you. And profit. Can’t forget profit. 
• Light survival mechanics that focus on tension, not inventory spreadsheets.
• A shifting day-night cycle that affects the fish, the forest, and the things you were told aren’t real.
• A hauntingly quiet world full of memory echoes, half-truths, and one unspeakable goal: Reel in the thing that should’ve stayed buried.

Out Fishing is coming to PC (Steam).