Reseñas de Reel Fishing: Road Trip Adventure

[h1]WARNING FOR BUYERS:[/h1] The controls appear screwed at first, making it unable to start the game from the title screen, but turns out there are 2 reasons for this: 1) Steam Input's default controller layout has been set for KB+M on the controller overriding other input methods, to solve this set controller support to the "Controller" template 2) The default button mappings for the PC are completely messed up and need to be remapped manually one-by-one (tip: the trigger buttons need to be mapped under "analog") After that frustration, everything else was smooth-sailing, a nice and chill arcade-y fishing game with some RPG mechanics, this can lead to some grinding since more often than not you notice you haven't unlocked the right lure needed for the next mission, but since the only thing you do in this game is fishing and that's the reason why you're playing a fishing game it's not that much of an issue. Although there are some very annoying difficulty spikes near the end if you haven't upgraded your gear to the max. Fish and environment variety is okay for what is worth. Visually they're both okay and performance is very good as it's not too demanding. There's also a small story in a visual novel presentation, the writing is alright although everything is undermined by the low production values; only a few backgrounds (which appear to be photographs at times), little to no animation and [b]no voice acting at all[/b] (no english or even japanese). There were some other minor issues like the mouse cursor not hidding at any moment when using the controller, and achivements not unlocking after closing the game (which needs to be forced-quit since there's no "exit" button within the game) Give it a try if you enjoy games like SEGA Bass Fishing.