Fishing: North Atlantic - Enhanced Edition

It's a great way to unwind after a hard day, and a great way to get ready for bed. Not a lot of action, but plenty of calm environment, and you can actually apply some real world logic to how you fish. Use what you know about fish and their habitats to find the best possible place to harvest your chosen morsels, then scan through the sales records to see what port is offering the best price, and go there to sell. Tired of doing it all yourself? Go hire sla- crew! Hire some crew to operate your work tables, haul pots, and gut fish! Save up enough and you could buy that one snow crabber that's got your eye for a cool 29.5 million! Seriously, though, it's a good game, just not high in action. It's great for winding down for sleep, and a good way to pass time.

This is a great game. Very detailed and immersive simulation with decent graphics. It lets you experience commercial fishing as close to reality as possible and drive many types of boats with different engaging fishing activities (mini-games) on each. The economic system is also quite balanced, allowing you to progress through your career comfortably but still challenging you to hunt more and more fish using newer techniques and machinery, very close to how tycoon games do it. Like a real captain, you can also manage your crew and invest in their training, which a lot of things depend on especially when you use bigger ships. There are several bad things, tho. AI traffic is awful, their movement is buggy and unrealistic. There is no storm weather. Although some boats have really nice and detailed interior, a lot of them look ugly inside or crew cabin is not accessible at all. There are also some annoying minor bugs still left to this day. Despite all the cons, I really love the game and find it one of the most engaging and immersive simulators I've played. It could be somewhat boring due to its peaceful gameplay, but it's definitely a go-to game for everyone who likes boats and fishing. I hope the developers will put even more effort into their new projects and continue to release marine-themed games, because they seem to cope pretty well.

I just bought the game. Played about 2 hours. I had an almost full boat of lobsters, went to fast travel to port and it wouldn't let me. I spent most of my time "playing this game" driving 10 mph back to the port. Then I couldn't dock my boat. It also wouldn't let me save the game. Tried everything I could, and eventually closed the game and opened it back up. Started me from when I threw my first lobster cage out. What a complete waste of time this "game" is. Doesn't work. Fix your game devs. Update: I gave the game a second chance since steam wouldn't let me refund. Started fresh. To say its a game without bugs would be a flat out lie. Bugs I have encountered include: Crew members not working in their positions. Game thinks I am hauling something up and wont allow me to save or fast travel, or dock. Flying boat when getting back to boat after a fast travel. Worker staying in the same spot on the boat and not changing/helping task I give them. and many more.... However, if you can get past all the bugs, there is a really nice game here. Its a shame the devs have not fixed all the bugs, because this could be a super fun game to play. In its current shape, with all the bugs I have encountered, its hard to suggest this game to other players at full price. If you can catch it on a big sale, then the game is worth checking out and playing. Just know this feels like an early release title, not a finished game. My biggest tip to you is to SAVE OFTEN. If you encounter some of the bugs like I have, the only fix is to leave the game and try again. Reload from last save point. Make it a point to save as often as you can, and maybe even save on a couple different save lines it gives you.

very buggy, unfun, grindy, impossible to use sonar to find fish..... just... no

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i fish x2

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