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storm fishers

A free fishing game — play it in your browser, no install. Cozy 3D sailing & fishing game in the browser — sail a yacht through Beaufort storms, fish with rods and nets, trade at the harbour exchange and play co-op with friends over WebRTC. Three.js + TypeScript.

by @TheAlexPG · TheAlexPG/storm-fishers on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON THEALEXPG.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 20 Oct 2026

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Controls: W A S D: walk · throttle & rudder at the wheel · Mouse to look around

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A cozy 3D sailing & fishing game that runs right in your browser — alone or with friends.

Take your little yacht out of a sleepy northern harbour, chase fish schools across open water, explore islands, outrun Beaufort‑scale storms and come home with a hold full of catch.

In a room the host keeps the world clock and weather; each boat owner simulates their own yacht and streams it to the crew and other players.

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