Viral indie game How to Fish sells over 1 million copies in two days
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A Bizarre $5 Fishing Game Just Sold 1 Million Copies in Two Days on Steam
Following a successful launch weekend, Dazed Games's How to Fish reigns on this week's Top Sellers list on Steam. Friendslop games have become increasingly popular in recent years, as they are affordable, quick to jump into, and provide hours of knee-slapping fun among friends. Additionally, they tend to have unusual themes and not take themselves too seriously. How to Fish follows this pattern; its fun, quirky mechanics have caught the attentio…
Viral indie game How to Fish sells over 1 million copies in two days
A new viral indie friendslop title has hit the scene. How to Fish, a fishing simulator that utilizes both guns and gambling, has already sold over a million copies in just two days. The friendslop genre – co-op indie games with wacky premises and physics-based gameplay – has no shortage of new titles. Golf, walking, and general ruthless capitalism have all featured in massively popular indie games of late, with fishing the latest addition.
Almost 270,000 players roamed in Steam on the weekend in "How to Fish" with: the twitch-streamer and YouTuber Max "HandOfBlood" Knabe. What is "How to Fish"? The physics-based fishing simulator by developer Dazed Games was released on August 20, 2026 and immediately became a viral hit: Of more than 11,830 reviews, currently a strong 94 percent were positive on Steam. On Sunday, 268,101 players played at the same time on Steam "How to Fish" and n…
Fishing is no longer boring: How to Fish has sold a million copies in its first four days on Steam. The figure has been announced by its creators, and makes clear something: the game exceeds the million copies sold in four days and is already number one in platform sales. You can check it on Steam, although at this point it is impossible not to have seen it in nets. What exactly does this water bucket The premise is simple. A group of up to four…
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