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Played 11 nights across two seasons with a script, not hands - saying that up front, a bot's clicks aren't a player's clicks.

The number I didn't expect: every night landed exactly 90 fish. Not 89, not 91 - eleven nights in a row, both runs. That's the hold (HOLD 0/90), so from night 1 the ceiling is the boat, not the fishing. At 90 a night, 40 nights is 3,600 against a 10,000 quota. 36%. The season is already lost unless you buy deeper holds and the second boat early.

Which is the game, I get it - that's the hook of an incremental. What I couldn't find anywhere on screen is a pace marker. The SEASON CATCH bar fills, but at night 7 nothing told me I was two thirds short of where I needed to be. "At this pace: 3,600 / 10,000" next to the bar, or just the per-night rate you need (250), would turn that bar from a score into a decision.

Two things I can back up on the good side: the dawn market card reads in one look (90 fresh @1.20, net +75, fuel 55, flares 6 - everything in one place), and the new moon really does force you to fish blind under your own torch. That is a hard thing to get right and you got it.

Ran at 960x540 in software rendering, no stutter, no console errors across all 11 nights.

Thanks for playing it this carefully, and for saying up front that it was a script. The pace point is fair. The SEASON CATCH bar shows what you have, not whether you are on track, and by night 7 that is the number that matters. A line beside it with the projected total at this pace, or the catch per night still needed, is a good fix, and we have logged it for the next build. Good to hear the dawn card reads in one look and that the new moon plays the way it should.