Desktop Fishing

Desktop Fishing no intenta ser un simulador de pesca deportivo complejo; es más bien un "juguete" de escritorio diseñado para relajarte mientras trabajas, estudias o simplemente navegas por internet. Lo mejor del juego: Multitarea Real: Está diseñado para ser poco intrusivo. Puedes tenerlo en una esquina de la pantalla mientras redactas un correo o ves un video. Es el compañero perfecto para quienes sufren de fidgeting (necesidad de estar moviendo las manos). Coleccionismo: El sistema de progresión se basa en descubrir peces raros. Esa pequeña descarga de dopamina cuando atrapas algo inusual es lo que te mantiene regresando. Bajo Consumo de Recursos: Al ser un "desktop game", apenas consume memoria RAM, por lo que no ralentizará tus otras actividades

471 hours to acquire all of the achievements. I let it run, start to finish, I ensured I followed all the upgrades, efficiently and effectively. The last 3-4 achievements are simply "catch x amount of fish". This is not real content. I own pretty much -ALL- the 'cosy desktop fishing idle' games. Fish to Dish, Idle Fishing, Cast & Chill, etc., etc., you name it. This is one of the ones that you pay money for, yet, it is without a doubt the one with the least amount of entertaining or engaging content. You buy clothes for your frog, the clothes are REALLY lacklustre and minimal, you wait for achievements. There is no content in this game. The only thing you really have to do in this game is get all of the achievements. It's not necessarily a terrible game, I mean, it's bare bones a game at all, just, watch while the frog catches fish, and click 2 quests a day. The amount of 'areas' is limited. There is REALLY not that many fish available either. It's SUPER bare bones. It's not worth the money. Even though it's not a lot of money, it's still too expensive for what you get. Now, 471 hours. This is a ridiculous amount of time to expect people to be dedicated to a game simply to finish the achievements. With no content, barely any engagement, and still want $5 or so. There are SO many games doing what this game portrays itself as, better. Don't waste your money. Wait until this one shows up for free and add it to the Steam Library and post the head-nodding cat gif, but don't spend money on it. Disappointing. I decided to spend the full time on finishing the game at about 200 hours ~ 25 achievements in. Just to determine how long they expect you to care for. If I didn't have a thing about getting 100% achievements, this would've been refunded. Meh.