Desktop Controls
Click PLAY to cast, then hold the mouse button and move left or right to steer the hook into fish; the site framework maps mouse input to the same tap and drag actions as touch.
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Game guide
Fishing Life is a portrait idle fishing game set on a cartoon lakeside: a bearded fisherman in an orange jacket waits in his wooden boat while fish drift through the blue water below. Tap PLAY and the hook splashes down past the pines, and every cast becomes a small dive. Steer the sinking line into passing fish, haul them up, and turn the catch into cash, then spend it on upgrades while the game keeps earning for you between visits.
Actual gameplay


Objective and input
Tap PLAY on the title screen, claim any offline earnings the welcome-back panel offers, then tap the big PLAY dial on the boat screen to cast. The camera dives underwater and the hook sinks past depth markers while fish swim between the rock walls. Hold and drag left or right to steer the hook into fish; every fish it touches is hooked, up to your current limit, and the line then reels back up on its own. The score screen pays out the catch in cash, tracks your best haul, and adds bonus coins to claim. Spend earnings on three upgrade tracks, more fish per cast, greater max depth, and faster offline earnings, to reach new species waiting further down.
Click PLAY to cast, then hold the mouse button and move left or right to steer the hook into fish; the site framework maps mouse input to the same tap and drag actions as touch.
Tap PLAY on the title screen and on the cast dial to throw the line.
While the hook is underwater, hold a finger on the screen and drag left or right to steer it into swimming fish.
Tap CLAIM on the score and offline-earnings panels to collect, and tap an upgrade card to buy it.
What stands out
Hold and drag to slide the hook across the water column, lining it up with passing fish as it sinks and reels back up.
Spend catch cash on more fish per cast, deeper dives, and faster offline earnings; each purchase raises the next price.
A welcome-back panel pays out cash earned while you were away, and a gift box on the boat screen counts down to the next freebie.
Depth markers track every dive, and new species appear as your line reaches further down.
Useful guidance
Start steering the moment the hook is underwater so you slide into a fish's path instead of chasing it.
A fish is only hooked while it touches the line, so park the hook in front of a group and let the fish swim onto it.
Claim the welcome-back cash before your first cast, then sink early earnings into the cheapest upgrade track.
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