A teenager faces daily hardship on a fishing boat, sorting fish to settle mounting debts in this indie VR simulation. Players wake each day in a cramped room and organize catches into buckets, where higher-value fish bring better progress but availability stays out of reach. The routine captures the grind of indentured labor over a compact 30-minute session.
Developed for HTC Vive and tested on Windows Mixed Reality, the experience suits simulation fans drawn to repetitive, debt-focused tasks in virtual reality. It delivers a focused loop on fish sorting without added controls or choices. VR headset users seeking short, thematic indies will find it a precise fit.
First created for the Social Justice Game Jam, this VR experience is about a teenager who has encountered some hardship, and now is living on a fishing boat. Every day they wake up and sort fish to pay off their debts.
Gameplay focuses on sorting fish into buckets. Some fish are worth more than others, but inside your tiny room, you can't control what will be available to sort.
The whole experience lasts about 30 minutes.
Developed on the HTC Vive. Tested on HTC Vive and Windows Mixed Reality.
