Even though it has repetitive routines, you will surely have fun playing it because it has many types of fish that you can catch. Many of them are locked so that you'll have a reason to keep playing with them. I like that they provide information about the fish that you catch and that it has locations which you can choose from. The graphics are great and the sound effects will let you feel that you are really in the location.

For a simulation based off of fishing, this is definitely hard to top from other fishing Sim competitors. You recieve a plethora of knowledge and content, plus it's replayability is almost endless. There may be minor bugs every now and then, but they are often ignored due to overall gameplay and visual appeal. Let's get into the overall visual appeal. From first glance, It feels like I'm actually down by the lake, with my yeti, fishing and relaxing. The lighting quality is truly something else. The quality and level of detail that goes into each fish is truly remarkable as well. You can also see a clear difference in quality between starter and advanced equipment. The way the water sits and how the sun shows proper reflection is truly amazing. The overall mechanics of each equipment is truly stunning. To top things off, the developers were able to produce this visual masterpiece, and still allowed for their game to be free to play. This is honestly a game where I would actually pay for just for the visual aspects alone. Y