By day, you fish and sell your catch. By night, something rises from the depths. Do not weigh anchor too late.

On gut feeling, few direct votes, so on to the detail, and it is brilliant. Fun finishes almost at the very top, ahead of 99% of titles, proof of a fearsomely addictive gameplay loop. The desert island pick and art style follow, also very high, and both attachment and soundtrack stay solid. No real weak spot. That is the lovely surprise of the profile: a small, seemingly peaceful fishing game whose eerie strangeness and rhythm hook you far longer than expected.

Next to other indie adventure games, its blend of calm management and Lovecraftian horror makes it an original, memorable proposition.

So, who is it for? For you if you like mysterious moods, gripping gameplay loops, and little indie gems. Much less if you want straight action or big spectacle.