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Title: Rule with an Iron Fish - A Pirate Fishing Adventure
Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Sports
Developer:
Kestrel Games
Publisher:
Kestrel Games
Release Date

English,French

I don't fish in the "real world", but the developers have packed so much content into this reasonably priced game -- It's a no brainer for me! This is a unique fishing experience and I'm genuinely pleased with the art and fun quests I have yet to discover. If you're considering a casual fishing game, you should get excited by Iron Fish because it offers a mix of cute dialogue and a rewarding sound track (listening to the sound track actually relaxes me!!!)! Nice work devs.. Great game! So far, I've gotten nearly eight and a half hours out of this game, over the course of two days. In that time, I completed the main objective of the game and also caught/recorded every fish in the game, but I still haven't done the following: unlock every pet, acquire every in-game trophy, unlock every hat, and finish every side-quest (I imagine that finishing the remaining side quests would unlock the last few pets, trophies, and hats). Point being, this game could certainly keep you occupied for a while, particularly if you're a completionist and/or you love the art style (as I do). Other things I loved: + The world - very simple, but the developers really succeeded in mashing together fishing and piracy in an interesting way. + The fish - they have really cool, quirky designs overall Things that were meh: + The farming system - this is a system where you can grow certain vegetables, which can then be used to create dishes that provide certain buffs. Unfortunately, for me, I found the process of planting to be a little awkward on PC (but maybe it's more intuitive on mobile). Furthermore, I rarely wanted to stop fishing just so I could go plant/harvest vegetables; it never really seemed "worth it" to me. I definitely wish that farming would have been more enjoyable/intuitive, though, because some of the dishes you can make are really useful. + Some late-game side quests - maybe this is just me griping, but I was kind of turned off by some of the later side quests that required certain numbers of rare fish. There are methods/upgrades to increase the likelihood of rare fish appearing, but in my experience, it still took some grinding to catch even 1 or 2 fish of a particular species. Some may say this should be expected for what is essentially endgame material, but for me, extensive grnding isn't really something I want/expect in more of a casual game like this. Things I disliked: +Fishing in the Deep - this is an area with an awesome design, but I found it difficult at times to pick out the shadows of fish from the darker background. Maybe this was just me/an issue with my brightness settings, but it still made this level probably my least favorite to play.. This is a delightful fishing game, reminiscent of Stardew Valley in music and general feeling. It's more grindy than Stardew Valley -- the main thing you do is fish, although there are quests, a garden, and a kitchen island. I'm only three hours in, so this is a very sketchy review. Rule with an Iron Fish is relaxing, pretty, has funny jokes and pretty music, and is a soothing game to play at the end of a long day.. This game is great fun! There's a wealth of humour and hidden depth here. The salty nautical puns and playful humour complement a truly charming world populated with a cast of endearing characters. The fishing itself strikes a great balance between being instantly intuitive and addictive whilst providing a longer challenge to master with progress.. Absolutely loved the art and design - everything is very cute! Really relaxing game, a nice break away from some of the other titles you might be churning away at. I haven't tried the mobile version but the controls are intuitive and easy to pick up. The little pockets of references will definitely bring a smile to your face. 10/10 Puns.. Do you enjoy pirate themes? How about fishing? How about ridiculous names for fishes? Add in a dash of mobile device play and you have this game. Do you want a long game that takes more than just over 5 hours to finish? Oh. Well, go somewhere else then. This game reminds of Harvest moon, in a mild watered down kind of way. Is it fun? Sure, it is. Is it a tonne of repetition? You bet it is! You like fetch quests? ALOT of fetch quests? Well you're in for the time of your monotonous lives! Really though, this is a cute, short game, that is clearly meant for a mobile device and not really the home PC. It's a time waster, but not much point in revisiting it once you finish the main story.

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