Selia Aisnith and Four CRIMS:on Members Stream a Horror Fishing Game for Forest Fire Charity

AKA VIRTUAL — Selia Aisnith, Makoto Takuma, Iana Muffin, Rijii and Cole Calamello, five members of AKA Virtual’s CRIMS:on, played the fishing game Gone Fishing for about 104 minutes on Friday in a charity stream for people affected by the forest and land fires known in Indonesian as karhutla. Each of the five streamed it from their own channel, and the donation target was raised to Rp500,000 shortly after the start.

Makoto Takuma told viewers at the outset that the game was Selia Aisnith’s pick and that any confusion was not his fault. The group was dropped into a flooded, dark camp with little explanation and worked out the controls as they went: hold the left mouse button to cast, hold the right to release. Fish went to a trader or into a daily quota for a devil figure, and when the sundown warning appeared they had to get home and sleep. On the first night they rowed back through water where a tentacle grabbed the boat, and Rijii, asked who had gone under, answered that it was her.

“This is the most fun game I’ve played all of 2026. It has to win a Steam Award.” — CRIMS:on, on the game

The game kept turning on them. A dynamite blast in a river brought up a pair of human legs, a gacha-style machine usually shrank the fish it was meant to enlarge, and a trader’s prices fell with every sleep, from 100 to 85 on one fish. Later a Cyclops chased the group while they tried to loot food, and a message warned that boats were unstable in the current build. A new map, a swamp, unlocked late in the evening. Asked how long they planned to keep playing, the answer was until the game won a Steam Award. One of the participants called it the best game of 2026 so far.

Near the end they thanked everyone who donated and asked viewers to keep speaking up for the people affected by the fires, saying those people were not getting help. Proof of the donations would be posted on the CRIMS:on account on X, as usual.

Makoto Takuma, who had said his stomach was unwell and that he would be quiet, closed by saying he was going to rest and urging viewers to do the same. Cole Calamello, who had said she was recovering from a fever and flu, ended by saying she was still unwell and tired. Iana Muffin signed off with a good night.