UMIGARI — is a tranquil yet unsettling first-person fishing experience set in the misty waters off the coast of Japan. You set out alone, armed with a harpoon and a small boat. At first, everything seems routine: catch, fuel, and a return to shore. But the further you travel from land, the more you feel as if the sea is watching you back. The sea that answers Hunting is based on precision and patience. The harpoon is unforgiving of haste — fish move differently, reacting to noise and approach, and a miss means wasted time and resources. Gradually, you encounter creatures whose behavior defies conventional logic, forcing you to pay closer attention to your surroundings and your own actions. The money from the catch goes toward upgrading the vessel and equipment. Increased fuel reserves open up longer routes, new islands, and strange discoveries amid the fog. The gentle horror here isn't directly frightening — it builds through the silence, the distance from shore, and the feeling that the further you sail, the fewer rules remain. Features of the game First-person harpoon fishing. Japan's foggy coastline and the feeling of isolation. Upgrade your ship and equipment with your catch. A light horror game built on atmosphere.