Fishing Frenzy was a cozy fishing RPG that ran in the browser on the Ronin network. You cast and reeled in fish, upgraded rods, cooked your catch, and minted fish, rods and chests as NFTs to trade. The FISH token paid for in-game items. Uncharted shut the game down on 25 June 2026.
Fishing Frenzy
FISH
$0.001197
+0.00%24h
- Market cap
- $329k
- Fully diluted
- $1.2M
- 24h volume
- $44
- Holders
- 11,106 +0.00%
- 7D
- +2.22%
- 30D
- -8.38%
- 90D
- -12.13%
- 1Y
- -
- Tracked high
- $0.004527 Dec 1, 2025
- Tracked low
- $0.00113 Jun 6, 2026
- 1-year range
- $0.00113 to $0.004527
Frequently asked about Fishing Frenzy
Does Fishing Frenzy have a token?
Yes. Fishing Frenzy is powered by Fishing Frenzy (FISH), which scores 45/100 on JRPG's Token Health model and Ronin (RON), which scores 65/100 on JRPG's Token Health model. The token drives Fishing Frenzy's in-game economy, from rewards to tradable player-owned assets.
What blockchain does Fishing Frenzy run on?
Fishing Frenzy runs on Ronin. You need a wallet on that chain to hold or trade the game's on-chain assets.
What genre is Fishing Frenzy?
Fishing Frenzy spans the casual, RPG, and simulation genres, blending several styles of play in one title.
Is Fishing Frenzy free to play?
Yes, Fishing Frenzy is free to play, so you can start without an upfront purchase. Like many Web3 games it may offer optional tokens, NFTs, or items to buy or earn.
Is Fishing Frenzy multiplayer?
Yes, Fishing Frenzy supports multiplayer, so you play with or against other people, not just the game's AI.
Who developed Fishing Frenzy?
Uncharted developed Fishing Frenzy. The studio behind a Web3 game shapes how often it updates and how long its economy holds up.