First of all, the title screen and the main menu does a very good job of being the first impression. The text looks clear, and the title name itself serves quite a great comedic first hook. Not to mention the cute artstyle and harmonic colors, so overall, props to the artist (and whoever came up with that funny name)!
Although, sadly, I couldn't say the same about the gameplay. The concept of catching space fish itself I think is very adorable, but I wasn't sold when tried playing it. It might because the shop and collections access is bugged, but I'd argue that it's also because the core mechanic isn't really clear yet. Like, yes, it's a fishing game and I think we'll buy upgrade as we go on--but for a fishing game, the fishing feels repetitive. Actually, now that I've wrote it, I think it's just because the shop is missing. Fishing definitely could be a worthy mechanic to appreciate when it's done well, but it just won't work when the repetitive action of fish doesn't give the feedback to the players, even with the slight satisfaction of knowing what you fished!
All and all, I suspect what might happen is that the gameplay exists, but the bug kinda ruined the gate to those gameplay (which really is unfortunate). Loved the idea, needed more bugfixing <3
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