A cozy fishing life on five tiny islands
Grab fish with your bare hands, save up for a rod, patch up a leaky rowboat and sail out to sea. A slow, warm fishing game for Android phones, set in a village that keeps living its day around you.
50 things to catch
Fish, squid and crabs, four ways to catch them
The sea, the beach and the lake each hide their own fish, squid, shrimp and crabs. Fill your fish book one catch at a time, sell what you land at the market while it is still fresh, or grill it over the campfire.
- By hand Wade into the shallows and grab what swims past your feet.
- Rod Wait for the strike, then keep the line from snapping.
- Net Throw a net, from a small one to a huge one, where fish gather.
- Purse seine Circle a whole school from the deck of your fishing ship.
From a leaky rowboat to a fishing ship
Rent a boat at the dock, fix up an old rowboat or buy one of your own. Fill the tank, follow your compass and watch the sky. Storms roll in from the open sea, and the forecast tells you when to stay home.
Out on the water you will meet dolphins, whales, sea turtles and rays.
Something huge is following you...
Far out in deep water, the sea is not always friendly. A kraken or a giant shark may rise behind your boat. They are rare and they never show up while you are fishing, but when tentacles break the surface, open the throttle and run for the island.
A village that keeps its own day
Villagers walk to work, sit on the benches, tend the campfire and grill fish in the evening. When the rain comes, everyone hurries to the village hall and waits it out together. Get to know them, fill their orders, and join the fishing contest or the kite festival.
Five islands, five moods
Each island has its own fish, people, weather and way of life. Sail from one to the next as your boat gets better.
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Pulau Teduh
The green home island, with a lake, a waterfall and the first dock you fish from.
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Pulau Bakau
Mangrove roots, stilt houses and mud flats that change with the tide.
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Pulau Karang Merah
A coral island wrapped around a clear turquoise lagoon.
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Pulau Angin
Red roofs, grassy hills and a sea breeze that never quite stops.
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Pulau Kabut
A misty island at the edge of the map, with old ruins and a lighthouse.
Questions players ask
Which phones can play it?
Tiny Isle Fisher is made for Android phones and plays in landscape with touch controls.
Which language is the game in?
The game text is in Indonesian for now.
Do I need an internet connection?
No. The game runs offline and does not ask for internet access. Your progress is saved on your phone.
Can I back up my progress?
Yes. Settings has a Back up now button that keeps a spare copy of your save on the phone, and you can restore it from the start screen.
Is the game easier on the eyes and hands?
Settings include big text, a left-handed layout that mirrors the controls, and colour-blind friendly colours for the fishing line tension.