So, you're looking for a certain fish. 

Problem #1: It's intelligent and it walks on two legs. A fishing rod won't help you.

 Problem #2: it's on a planet inhabited by the absolute worst of the human race. You've heard the stories about the savagery of these "hoo-mans", right? 

Forget those stories - the reality is much worse.

About

The Challenges of Space Fishing is a small, story-driven RPG that will take you about 2 hours to complete. During this time, you'll have a great opportunity to get up close and personal with the rich culture of Hotspot, the most forgotten settlement on the most forgotten planet in the furthest system from Earth.

During this brief tour you will be able to take part in such wonderful local traditions as bar shootouts, stool fights, competitive bottle bashing, bounty hunting, hiding contraband, using questionable chemicals and much more.

Make this outback remember you - become the best local alien cowboy (and the only one).

(Commercial Union is not responsible for any psychological or physical traumas during the trip.)

Features

Brawl! Use your surroundings to effectively beat up your foes. Drop a shelf on your opponent, then finish him off with a bag of potatoes!

Shoot! Aim at the arms and legs of your enemies to injure them! (and don't forget to fix your broken arm).

Explore! Complete side quests, fight the local madmen and be prepared for unexpected encounters, open crates and rummage through garbage - it's a very prestigious thing to do here, by the way!

Ask! Learn about the dangers of fishing in space and the forces behind it. You can ask the common people about any topic with manual input.

Collect! Three unique companions and a dozen different equipment for them with consumables - is a lost sneaker stronger than a steel bat?

Bob! Wait, who's Bob?

Disclaimer: The game has non-medical use of drugs (optional), strong language (people on this planet aren't very polite), xenophobia (towards aliens) and machine-translated Spanish (absolutely intentional).

Also English isn't my native language.

OUR DISCORD