Out Fishing, a Psychological Horror Fishing Sim, Reveals New Trailer and March 18 Demo on PC

The psychological horror fishing sim Out Fishing has unveiled a brand-new trailer alongside confirmation that its playable demo launches March 18 on PC via Steam. Developed by Mūn Mūn Games and published by UNIKAT Label, the solo-created title continues to build anticipation ahead of its full release, which remains without a confirmed date.

The latest trailer presents extended gameplay footage, highlighting the lake’s shifting atmosphere and offering a closer look at the mechanics that blend tranquil fishing routines with creeping psychological unease. By day, players focus on building their camp, upgrading equipment, and turning a profit from their catches. By night, the tone subtly shifts as reality begins to feel unstable and the environment grows increasingly hostile.

Out Fishing merges methodical fishing simulation systems with narrative-driven horror elements. Exploration plays a central role, encouraging players to roam the fog-covered shoreline while piecing together fragments of a deeper story. The lake itself feels reactive and observant, and certain encounters hint that not everything beneath the surface behaves as expected.

The upcoming demo will provide access to the game’s opening segment, introducing its core fishing loop, environmental traversal, and the first unsettling narrative beats. It serves as an early glimpse into the experience’s gradual tonal transformation from peaceful routine to mounting dread.

With its distinctive premise and atmospheric direction, Out Fishing positions itself as a slow-burn horror experience wrapped in the structure of a fishing simulator. The demo becomes available March 18 on Steam, where players can wishlist the game ahead of launch.