Nushi Tsuri 64 is one of those weirdly chill N64 fishing games that somehow makes sitting by a virtual pond for hours weirdly satisfying. You start off with basic gear, casting into these little pixelated lakes where the fish actually fight back—some of the bigger ones will drag your line around like they’re trying to flip your boat. The weather shifts randomly too, so one minute it’s sunny and peaceful, the next you’re reeling in a catfish in the middle of a downpour.

What’s cool is how different each spot feels—shallow rivers, deep ocean, even this murky swamp where the fish look like they’ve seen things. Half the fun is just figuring out which bait works where (pro tip: worms are boring but reliable). It’s not flashy, but there’s something about the way the water ripples when you hook something that still holds up. If you’ve ever wasted an afternoon fishing in real life, this’ll hit the same oddly specific vibe.