Fishing The Sky: Catch Unknown Creatures in Mutated Clouds

5/8/2026, 10:16:18 AM

Release date: 6/7/2025

Tags: #fishing #idler #collectathon #incremental #creature-collector #space #point-&-click #2d #cute #post-apocalyptic #relaxing #casual

User Reviews

Score: 42%7 user reviews
Review Count: 7 reviews
Fetched At: 5/8/2026, 10:16:18 AM

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Japan Price: ¥470
Global Price: $3.99
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 5/10/2026, 5:06:39 AM

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Key highlight

Cast an anti-gravity fishing rod into mutated clouds to catch strange creatures and collect human artifacts in this idle, collection-focused game from MewCoco, released on June 7, 2025.

Details

Overview

Welcome to Fishing The Sky, a unique idle game where players wield an anti-gravity fishing rod to explore the mutated clouds of a post-human Earth. As cute alien researchers, you'll cast your line into the sky to capture strange flying creatures and collect discarded human artifacts. The game focuses on establishing a new ecological atlas for Earth and uncovering the oddities of past civilizations.

Highlights

Unique Gameplay: Experience anti-gravity fishing to catch bizarre creatures and items from the sky.
Idle & Collection: Enjoy idle placement mechanics with automatic collection, making management of your alien research station effortless.
Exploration & Discovery: Uncover the mysteries of a mutated Earth and contribute to a new ecological atlas by collecting diverse creatures and artifacts.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy relaxing idle games, collection mechanics, and a touch of quirky science fiction. If you like games that offer a sense of discovery and progression without demanding constant attention, Fishing The Sky will be a great fit.