SDG Games today launches Black Hole Fishing on Steam, an incremental game that looks at fishing, decides it’s too slow, and fixes it with a singularity. What begins with throwing rocks at fish in a pond soon escalates into a much stranger operation, as fish are pulled into a black hole and somehow converted into cold, hard cash.
From there, Black Hole Fishing expands into a system of automation, upgrades, and increasingly ambitious fish science. Players can develop their pond, research injectable traits, and breed fish for greater profitability as the scale of the operation grows. Before long, a modest fishing setup gives way to a layered idle machine built around experimentation, efficiency, and the sense that something unusual is going on beneath the surface.
Things escalate as players invest in the system, with new layers of automation coming online and more ambitious tools becoming available. The Large Halibut Collider™ is one example, allowing fish to be smashed together in pursuit of greater returns as the operation continues to expand.
ABOUT BLACK HOLE FISHING
Black Hole Fishing is an incremental game about catching absurd numbers of fish using a black hole. Suck fish straight out of the pond, automate restocking and perform questionable fish science.
- Throw rocks to scare fish into the black hole.
- Stock the pond with fish.
- Upgrade your stockers (and everything else.)
- Design the ideal specimen with the power of fishy science.
- Cross-breed your best fish in the hatchery to Discover new traits and Optimize your profits.
- Fire your favorite fish out of a cannon to trigger bonus effects.
- Operate a particle collider for science!
