Webfishing is a "straight" to the point, fun, chill P2P chatroom game. And I've loved every bit of it so far!
The basic systems currently implemented are really enjoyable to engage with, with their straightforward mechanics having me thoroughly invested. The gameplay loop at its core is very enthralling, and the more you play the more exciting layers slowly gets introduced into the loop at a relaxing pace.

But what has especially defined my time with the game so far has in large part been the community as a whole.
The vast, vast majority of the playerbase seems super cool and down-to-earth.
And the P2P servers have made it super easy to encounter the same people day after day, really making the time and conversations spent together a lot more personal.

Do bear in mind that it's still in its very early stages, with needing some minor QOL improvements, a few extra side-mechanics, more player customization options, and a desperately craved optimization overhaul.
But the solo-developer has already been seemingly hard at work fixing up a lot of this stuff at a nice tempo, and seem to be continuing such at a rapid pace.
I'm excited to see how this game will end up in the future, for even in the present I've really enjoyed my time with it.

[h3]We-B-Fishing[/h3] Webfishing is a "straight" to the point, fun, chill P2P chatroom game. And I've loved every bit of it so far! The basic systems currently implemented are really enjoyable to engage with, with their straightforward mechanics having me thoroughly invested. The gameplay loop at its core is very enthralling, and the more you play the more exciting layers slowly gets introduced into the loop at a relaxing pace. But what has especially defined my time with the game so far has in large part been the community as a whole. The vast, vast majority of the playerbase seems super cool and down-to-earth. And the P2P servers have made it super easy to encounter the same people day after day, really making the time and conversations spent together a lot more personal. Do bear in mind that it's still in its very early stages, with needing some minor QOL improvements, a few extra side-mechanics, more player customization options, and a desperately craved optimization overhaul. But the solo-developer has already been seemingly hard at work fixing up a lot of this stuff at a nice tempo, and seem to be continuing such at a rapid pace. I'm excited to see how this game will end up in the future, for even in the present I've really enjoyed my time with it.