GONE Fishing is a psychological survival game where fishing becomes an act of sacrificial rite in a twisted world. In this co-op, the prize isn't trophy hunting, but survival. With every hook you cast, you delay the inevitable, dreadful night. Cast your net in time - save lives You find yourself on a pier with your companions: the water calmly reflects the sky, but as dusk approaches, darkness thickens over the lake. Each player receives a fishing rod and a goal: to collect enough large prey to ward off the ancient beast. If you're late, the monster will surface, and the dream of reason will become your reality. You'll experience the dynamic cycle of day and night: during the day, you need to find bait — spiders, worms, frogs — and fish with the right technique, including line tension and hook-setting timing. Night, however, forces you to work together: the monster activates and begins to pursue your team, and then it becomes crucial to know where you are and what you're left with. It doesn't give you a moment or a chance to rest. Game features Day turns to night: look for live bait and try to outsmart the monster. Different species of animals react differently - observe and choose the "right" bait you catch. When the fish is brought to the altar, players choose who will be the sacrifice and who will have a chance to survive until dawn. The threat intensifies after each cycle and can only be stopped through coordinated efforts.