We often judge games for how intricate their systems are, marveling at how developers managed to cram everything into a package and make it all hum. There’s nothing wrong with that, but likewise there’s nothing wrong with celebrating a game that manages to deliver something that doesn’t feel the need to entertain every second of the experience. Fishing itself is relaxing, soothing, and at times exciting. It shouldn’t need to keep you engaged at all times like social media algorithms. Sometimes your line might sit in the water and nothing bites, and sometimes that’s the best part. Wombat Brawler gets this and delivers a thoughtful game where you Cast n Chill. That’s it, that’s the hook. Pun intended.