UMIGARI puts you in the middle of foggy Japanese waters, harpoon in hand, ready to hunt for fish. You catch what you can, sell your haul, buy more fuel, and keep upgrading your gear. The ocean feels lonely, and as you drift further, those fish start to look… off. The whole thing wraps up in about two to four hours, and while there’s a hint of horror here, it never gets too intense.
This isn’t a game that’s out to scare you at every turn. It’s more about taking things slow, exploring, and keeping your eyes peeled. Still, you need sharp aim and good timing to land your catches. Every fish matters, and each one helps you get better equipment and push further into the unknown. You may also be interested in the game SUPER BOMBERMAN COLLECTION.
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