In a world ravaged by the Great Fall, fishing is the key to survival. In polluted lakes, submerged cities, and acidic oceans lie mutant creatures—some are caught for food, others for precious materials used in suits and filters. Cast your rod, feel the pull on the tension bar, and quickly transfer your catch to the keepnet while it's fresh. Over a hundred fish species and giants lurk across ten bases. Keep an eye on your health, radiation levels, and backpack capacity.
At the bases, trade fish for silver, purchase gear, craft bait, and acquire parts for your ship. Increase your rank with the inspector, unlock new stations and water areas—from the Old Village to the Orbital Elevator. Complete café orders, tackle daily tasks, explore species for the encyclopedia, and assemble the shuttle Hope—your last chance to escape the dying planet. Play Space Fishing 2 in your browser, whether at home or on the go.
How to play
Begin the game. In the main menu, select "Continue Playing" to find yourself on a stalker base between fishing trips.
Go fishing: open the travel map, switch to the "Locations" tab, choose a body of water, and press "Go fishing". Before heading out, prepare your gear in your inventory: rod, reel, line, hook, and bait. Keep an eye on your backpack's weight to avoid slow travel due to overload.
Start fishing by tapping on the water to cast your line. Wait for a bite, then reel in by holding down "Reel in". Watch the tension bar and stay within the green and yellow zones. Send your catches to the keepnet, as only fresh fish will sell at the base.
At the base, sell your fish at the market for silver. Stock up on gear and supplies in the shop. Learn formulas in the "Recipes" section to craft bait, groundbait, and ship parts. Equip your suit, keepnet, and meds from your inventory.
Progress through the game by meeting inspector standards to raise your rank and unlock new bases and fishing spots. Complete daily tasks and café orders. Build the Hope shuttle at the Orbital Elevator shipyard using resources gathered from contaminated waters.