Fishing Master - Critic vs User Scores | ReviewDisparity
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Fishing Master
Released: 8/10/2024
Fishing Master uses VR technology to give players the most impressive and immersive experience possible. You'll feel like you're actually fishing in the Alps, in the Arctic, in the San Francisco Bay and so many other awesome locations Pick your favorite fishing rod and use consummate skills to collect fish from all over the world. After you catch them, you can continue to enjoy them as they swim around in your personal aquarium. Getting a fish on your hook is only the first step you'll take to bringing it into your boat. The more powerful the fish, the more you need to work to tire it out so you can reel it in. Reel him in too slowly and it'll take forever for you to get him into your net. Work him too hard, and you may snap your line or break your rod. Will you be the victor?
Fishing Master uses VR technology to give players the most impressive and immersive experience possible. You'll feel like you're actually fishing in the Alps, in the Arctic, in the San Francisco Bay and so many other awesome locations Pick your favorite fishing rod and use consummate skills to collect fish from all over the world. After you catch them, you can continue to enjoy them as they swim around in your personal aquarium. Getting a fish on your hook is only the first step you'll take to bringing it into your boat. The more powerful the fish, the more you need to work to tire it out so you can reel it in. Reel him in too slowly and it'll take forever for you to get him into your net. Work him too hard, and you may snap your line or break your rod. Will you be the victor?
Fishing Master uses VR technology to give players the most impressive and immersive experience possible. You'll feel like you're actually fishing in the Alps, in the Arctic, in the San Francisco Bay and so many other awesome locations Pick your favorite fishing rod and use consummate skills to collect fish from all over the world. After you catch them, you can continue to enjoy them as they swim around in your personal aquarium. Getting a fish on your hook is only the first step you'll take to bringing it into your boat. The more powerful the fish, the more you need to work to tire it out so you can reel it in. Reel him in too slowly and it'll take forever for you to get him into your net. Work him too hard, and you may snap your line or break your rod. Will you be the victor?
