Fantasy Fishing Town

ドット絵の横スクロールの釣りゲーム。ストーリーはほぼ無いようなもの。ひたすら納品に必要な魚を釣りながらお金を稼ぎつつ装備をアップグレードしながら行けるところを増やしていく。暇つぶしにはちょうどいいですが他の人におすすめできる内容ではありません。ちょっとしかやってませんので間違ってるかもしれませんが以下おすすめできない理由を書きます。 ○永遠と終わらない納品オンリーの単調なクエスト ○倉庫の中身がソートできない ○納品するときに倉庫の中身が反映されないのでいちいち持ってくる必要がある ○倉庫と所持品のアイテムを交換するときに「捨てる」って項目があって間違って押すと悲惨なことになる ○主人公が初対面の相手でもかなりきついブラックジョークを言う 装備以外にもレベルやスキルがあったり、釣った魚も売ったり納品したりする以外に使い道があったりすればもう少し面白くなったかもしれないですが残念です。

Relaxing fishing game with a simple and easy to learn fishing mini-game to spend a couple of evenings on. You get to fish in a few different locations and as you progress difficulty increases a bit, but not to the point where it gets frustrating at all. The game offers a simple story to guide you through the game, there are side quests and delivery competitions to complete and a variety of rods, lures, hooks, bait, diving gear and cosmetics to buy for the money you make from fishing. You can sell fish directly to a vendor, but completing side quests and especially winning top rank in the deliveries make your funds go up faster. You also have a journal that tracks your stats, which is a helpful feature for anyone going for all the achievements. Most you'll get simply by working your way through the story, for others you'll have to put in some extra effort - especially when it comes to filling out your fishing book.

看似悠閒的釣魚樂，卻暗藏玄機... 優點有三，其一是音樂蠻好聽，但村裡有無止盡的貓叫，聽的有點精神疲勞，音量竟還比音樂大而明顯，可能不大適合在村子裡悠閒的掛機、其二是更新勤快，作者非常有心，願意廣納百川，及時修正。其三是讓我認清自己，可能並不適合從事釣魚活動... [h1]尚能改進的部分[/h1] 1. STEAM 內嵌的F12 截圖功能無法運作。 要拍照你得手動 Print Screen 貼在小畫家裡，相當麻煩。 2. 背包太小，村莊都叫夢幻漁村了，竟沒有魚貨倉庫!? (已於後續版本改進) 如此蒐集到的一堆稀有魚也只能捨棄、或賤價賣出，就不能存起來等告示板任務嗎? 3. 追蹤到一半的魚還會自己消失。 一般水下的魚都會左右迴游，但總是會有幾條游的太邊邊，然後就憑空消失，就有可能是你緊盯要釣起的魚種。 4. 告示板任務的刷新頻率始終是個謎。(已於後續版本改進) 釣了兩百多條了，任務版至今沒能解幾個。都打到礦坑了，還在要求初始地區的漁獲。 5. 上鉤的魚總是逃得不明不白。 釣魚拉桿期間，會有個橫 Bar 顯示魚的浮動程度，左邊是綠色代表安全、中間黃、右邊紅，我理解應該沒錯吧!? 然後會有個像節奏遊戲一樣的區域，要玩家正確點在位置上。但魚總是會在成功按到點上的同時，在綠色安全區域中顯示脫逃?? 其實我都專程配置讓魚減速最多的竿子了，仍舊是經常發生。 6. 大部分服裝就是換個顏色，沒有功能和實質意義，卻價格不菲。 主要是錢難賺(請看缺點2)，因為告示板任務成謎，唯一收入是挑戰交貨任務，但一天一次，但你還得花錢買餌、升級漁具之類的，因此根本不會讓人想專程去蒐集。 7. 這遊戲時間像是要趕火車一般，快的不可思議。 8. 水下採集任務，蝦蟹、或水草若重生在棧橋下會根本無法捕捉互動，一靠近就會強制上岸。 [h1]嚴重扣分的缺點[/h1] 1. 劇情令人無語，除了搞人還是搞人，然後就結束了。 2. 告示板任務似乎是需要接過一次才會刷新的樣子，如果不完成認一個，等多久都不會變，但有時又不是這麼回事... 比方我有過，當你準備好魚貨，並開背包再次確認後再去看任務版，它就會偷偷置換。 我身上有的魚，任務就永遠不會出現；同樣的我接了什麼任務，去魚場也幾乎罕見，就算是很廉價的魚種；然後你身上有兩條的，任務就會要求四條；你身上有一條的就會跟你要兩條，完全設計好。 3. 當魚池就是沒有你要的魚，你就一直下水、上岸，讓魚種刷新，然而往往刷了幾十次，品種、顏色都還是不對，我就不懂了，這樣到底有啥意義!? 我感覺光刷魚種的時間都比釣魚長，這才是這遊戲真正困難的地方。另外，上岸時畫面會搖動，看久了也會暈。 4. 交任務的漁獲為什麼品質好的反而不要，就是限定要普通，都有傳說品質的魚了，難道不能向下相容嗎? [h1]給玩家的建議[/h1] 這遊戲不能認真玩，可能聽個自己的音樂、或聽 Podcast 時隨意釣釣，或許能從中找到些樂趣吧! [h1]心得[/h1] 到底哪裡夢幻了... 故事戛然而止，除了滿頭問號外，就什麼都不剩了。 我明明是來釣魚的，卻被村長玩弄、被村人予取予求，就像被指著鼻子說：「你就是個工具人」似的。但為了傳說中的魚我能忍... 但其結果就是個笑話。至少我認清了自己完全不適合釣魚吧... 而且我還有魚臉盲囧，感覺糟透了。 最後，感謝作者願意聽從我這個別玩家的意見，並及時追加了這些功能。重新體驗起來確實順暢許多，希望遊戲越來越好 :)

小品级钓鱼游戏 这个价格我是觉得很值得的 全成就受害者可以慎入，最后一个成就应该要单独去花几个小时去做，我懒得做了。 [spoiler] 经常会钓着钓着鱼鱼被其他鱼吃[/spoiler] 如果需要钓高品质鱼，建议攒钱买鱼饵和鱼竿（买那个加概率的）基本上一个河流里有两三只最高品质的鱼，可以下水刷新鱼。

Having my fish getting eaten by other fish is the worst mechanic in the game. It happens WAAAAY too often, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Honestly this game feels more like a stock simulator rather than an actual fishing game with how you have to hold legendary catches for them to sell better with quest board/deliveries, I do NOT enjoy the fishing with how crap the pay off is.

Best way to describe this game is like flossing with paper. TL;DR Game does not explain its "unique" mechanics to you and leaves new players floundering in trial and error in frustration. Only becomes somewhat enjoyable at the end with all upgrades unlocked, but otherwise a painful endeavor. I am not an expert on fishing nor am I prolific with fishing simulators, but I have played a number of fishing related games and in-game minigames, with a variety of mechanics. This game by far has to be one of the most convoluted ones I have encountered, compounded by the fact it does not explain six out of the ten mechanics involved in fishing. It explains casting, adjusting lure, hooking (poorly), and reeling. However, it does not explain that you can overcast your line because your "distance" factor on your rod also effects the depth you can lower your hook and it does not explain that overcasting leads to the fish most likely breaking the line the instant you hook them. It also does not explain the "failure" mechanic as well, where attempting to reel outside the green zone not only does not help pull in the fish, but too many efforts to do so (indicated by the count down number next to the reeling bar) will cause you to instantly fail to catch the fish, letting them escape with your bait. Does not explain how you do NOT need to drop a fish's health to zero to catch it, just get it close enough to the dock, but also does not explain how "super catching" works and how it helps you catch the fish. It is not that these mechanics do not make sense, it is that they are never explained to you. These factors had to be discovered by the player through trial and error, which is even further frustrating because failures literally cost you money since there is no "free" bait in the game. When money is tight and fish are not very valuable, each failed catch can set you back significantly and slow your traction in getting the upgrades that are rather costly. The explanations in this game are so poor I had to go to the forum to discover that to turn in the "paper" quests you get from the quest board in the village, you HAVE to do it in your little fishing menu. In the instructions it only says "you can see your quests" in the menu, and unlike almost any other game with quests where you turn it in at the board you got it from or are able to turn it in at the board OR in the menu, this game makes you go into your menu to turn in the quests, once again, never explaining that to you. I understand how some players complain of hand holding and how frustrating tutorials/explanation screens are, but providing even just a still image telling you what all the icons on the casting user interface that the player could bring up when they want to know or a optional tutorial NPC to talk to would be so much more helpful then letting the players flounder on their own. I can go on about how the fishing and delivery quests are annoying, the best way to make money is the little diving quests the villagers give you instead of actually fishing, how the "fish eating fish" mechanic makes sense until you realized it is based on species and not size which leaves tiny fish eating your big catches, and how the meager story offered tries to be funny but falls flat, and how the first female sprite you see has a idle motion that is almost exclusively her over-sized pixelated chest bouncing (which, if generously interpreted, is the developer's attempt to be "funny" and "ironic", but considering this character has no speaking lines and no comment is made regarding it, comes off as failing to be satirical at all at best and gratuitous and self-indulgent at worst) I do not recommend this game to anyone except maybe masochists and those willing to spend the first two hours of a game grinding their teeth.

가볍게 즐기기 좋은 낚시 게임 간단 팁 >>> 1. '낚싯바늘'부터 최종 업그레이드 해주면 편해짐 2. '낚싯대'는 초반에는 조금씩 업그레이드 하다가, 나중에는 '주간'이나 '야간' 시간 늘려주는거 하면 도감작하기 편함 (야간에는 잘 안보이므로 덩치 큰 물고기 잡고, 주간에는 작은 물고기 잡으면 편함) 3. '미끼 할인 날'에 미끼 대량 구매 추천 (퀘스트 칸에서 확인 가능) 4. '종이 퀘스트'는 '아주 어려움'만 진행하고 나머지는 그냥 판매하는 것이 편함 ('아주 어려움'이 돈 많이 줌) 5. 의상은 효과 없음 6. 도감작 할 때 '낚시찌'는 점수 보여주는 거 하면 편함

Shake da bushes, save fattest fishes you catch for deliveries, choose hardest paper quests, go dip into the water and back to shore until you see fish you need = profit. (Also don’t bother with casting too far, best to catch closer to shore and lure fish to the surface. You can catch them real fast like that) Over all, simple little fishing game until you want to complete your fishing book. That’s where real fishing challenge starts and hardest biome is the easiest at the start of the game… mainly cuz fishes are so small there that you really need to stare to see if they are bigger than normal xD [insert man staring at the small piece of paper.jpg] (I hate you Pale Chub) P.S. Idk why my character complained, it was best wish. :3

Небольшая простенькая игра про рыбалку, где мы ходим и открываем новые места рыбалки, прокачиваем удочку, поплавок и наживку и ловим разных рыб, разных размеров и редкости. В целом прикольная, графика милая, приятная. Но есть два глобальных минуса - контента не то что бы много, реальная цена рублей 150. Второй - в игре очень много гринда и однообразных действий и чем дальше, тем хуже, в какой-то момент уже хочется просто дропнуть её Тем не менее игру я всё же скорее рекомендую, чем нет

Fantasy Fishing Town is a gentle, low-pressure indie adventure that mixes simple fishing mechanics with a light quest structure and colorful pixel-art presentation. Developed and published by RainbowStudio, the game offers a warm, relaxing experience centered around exploring various biomes, catching increasingly rare fish, and helping townsfolk with small errands. Rather than striving for simulation-level realism or elaborate systems, the game leans into accessibility and charm, inviting players to unwind as they travel through hilltops, icy lakes, swamps, and desert oases in search of new species and legendary catches. The core gameplay is built around a straightforward but satisfying loop. You enter a fishing zone, observe fish silhouettes swimming across the 2D side-scrolling screen, and cast your line when the timing feels right. Once a fish bites, a short minigame begins, requiring careful input to successfully reel it in without snapping the line. This system is easy enough for newcomers to grasp but responsive enough to remain enjoyable over extended play. Progression comes from acquiring new rods, hooks, bobbers, and bait types; each combination slightly alters the fishing feel or the likelihood of catching particular species. Though the mechanics never become complex, the process of optimizing gear to chase specific fish provides a mild strategic layer that keeps the experience from becoming entirely mindless. Quests give structure to your fishing expeditions. Town residents request certain fish or ingredients, creating a steady flow of goals that encourage you to revisit earlier areas and explore new ones. These quests stay simple—catch a particular fish, deliver an item, or gather a set of materials—but they give the adventure a sense of direction. The game also teases the existence of legendary fish, rare and valuable targets that reward persistence and provide long-term motivation. While the narrative framing is minimal, the quest system does help break up repetition and injects a mild sense of accomplishment as you check off objectives and expand the town’s offerings. Presentation is one of Fantasy Fishing Town’s strongest aspects. The pixel-art style is bright, clean, and expressive, giving each region a distinct atmosphere despite its modest scope. Backgrounds shift from sunlit plains to snowy cliffs and murky marshlands, creating variety even when the underlying fishing mechanics remain consistent. The animations are smooth, especially during casting and reeling, and the simple character designs have a pleasant retro charm. The soundtrack supports the laid-back feel with soft, unobtrusive melodies that let the repetitive actions of fishing settle into a soothing rhythm. Combined with the game’s low system requirements and stable performance, Fantasy Fishing Town becomes a comfortable experience even on older machines. However, the simplicity that makes the game relaxing also limits its depth. After several hours, many players may notice the repetition in mechanics and environments. Although the locations are visually different, they function similarly, and the process of catching fish rarely evolves beyond the familiar cast-and-reel routine. The quests, while helpful for pacing, often rely on predictable fetch patterns, providing little narrative or mechanical escalation. NPCs are lightly characterized, and interactions with the town feel more like mechanical checkpoints than meaningful storytelling moments. Those expecting progression-based fishing upgrades, biome-specific techniques, or a richer ecosystem simulation might find the experience too shallow. Despite its limitations, Fantasy Fishing Town remains a charming and worthwhile pick for fans of casual, peaceful gameplay. It succeeds not by complexity but by consistency: it is easy to pick up, pleasant to play in short bursts, and visually inviting. It is the kind of game best enjoyed in quiet moments—something to unwind with after a long day, or to play intermittently while focusing on its satisfying, rhythmic loop. For players who want a deep fishing simulator or mechanically rich adventure, it may feel lightweight; but for those seeking a cozy, unhurried experience with enjoyable pixel art and straightforward aims, Fantasy Fishing Town offers exactly that. Rating: 7/10