I Fed 100,000 LBS of Fish Into a Black Hole

Casual cozy and indie game gameplay. Today, we’re playing Black Hole Fishing. Yes, we are fishing into a black hole. No, the fish are not particularly happy about it. This is an incremental numbers-go-up game where we throw rocks at fish, launch them toward a cosmic void, reel in increasingly ridiculous catches, sell everything for money, and spend that money on upgrades that help us sacrifice even more aquatic life to the endless darkness. We start with one tiny fish. Eventually, we’re trying to feed 100,000 pounds of fish into an actual black hole because apparently ordinary fishing was not complicated enough. That’s the whole game—and I couldn’t stop playing it. This is casual gameplay with barely any editing. No guides, no optimal upgrade paths, no spreadsheets—just me getting hypnotized by a pond-sized vortex while the fish numbers, weight limits, and upgrade costs gradually stop making any reasonable sense. Listen to my voice and be lulled to sleep—or, at the very least, relax while dozens of terrified fish spiral helplessly toward the center of the universe. GamerKittyChill is for average gamers. No min-maxing, no speedrunning, and no pretending I know what I’m doing. Just real playthroughs from someone who learns the hard way. Every. Single. Time. 🎮 Game: Black Hole Fishing 📺 Series Type: Full Playthrough If you also believe the logical next step after catching one fish is creating an unstoppable aquatic singularity, this channel is for you. #BlackHoleFishing #IncrementalGame #CozyGaming #CasualGaming #IndieGames #NumbersGoUp #CozyGames black hole fishing gameplay, black hole fishing full playthrough, incremental game, numbers go up game, fishing game, idle fishing game, cozy gaming, casual gaming, relaxing games, chill gaming, indie games, cozy indie games, black hole game, fishing into a black hole, 100000 pounds of fish, upgrade game, full gameplay