A relaxed fishing sim with satisfying casting and a surprising amount of depth once you learn the waters.
We play the games ourselves, then tell you what stuck and what didn't. Recently the team spent a week with Big Bass Fishin, and you'll find plenty more first-hand write-ups below.
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Simulation · 4.4★
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«A relaxed fishing sim with satisfying casting and a surprising amount of depth once you learn the waters.»
«A story-driven turn-based RPG with memorable companions and a world that rewards exploration.»
«A meaty base-building strategy game with real-time skirmishes and clever resource juggling.»
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