
An open world, life simulator set in a cozy town full of places to explore. Choose to follow the story or live life your own way as you make this cozy town your home. Many cars to fix, houses to buy, businesses to own, jobs to do, and things to recycle.
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Languages: English*, French*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 35 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Id Reccomend It. Its A Cool Game.
The Developer for this game really does put in the work. It's a fairly straight forward and simple game. When you want to slow down and take a break from stress, this game will oblige. Currently, the dev puts the work in and are attentive to the community (it's small atm). IMO, in the seemingly endless sea of early access titles on steam, this is one of the few titles that is a passion instead of just a paycheck... the way I see it, that's worth a few cups of coffee.
Fishton is several games in one. The story line has you salvaging cars with used parts that the citizens drop in specific locations. You start with 7 types of vehicles (Hatchback, Coupe, Sedan, Van, Truck, SUV, and Sports Car) that you can fix up, repaint, and sell for cash. You start with paying rent in your Uncles shop with other locations to either rent or buy. When you finish the story as it is now you have the chance to own a camp ground on the New Fishton map. There are several businesses you can buy, build up and run. Some have employees to do some of the work while you do other things. The is a Hotdog stand, Gas station, Arcade, and Auto repair shop in Fishton. There is also a car race track to compete against a local. There is a Small farm, Car factory, and Camp ground in New Fishton. There are specific trees you can harvest and turn in to a lumber yard with drop off locations on both maps. There are connections between some of the businesses like canning soup to stock the Gas station. There is a leaning curve but the two person dev team are very active in the community on their discord channels and communicate with players any time. There isn't a current road map of the future changes but I think there might be one coming. There are lots of ideas and suggestions that are making the rounds through the community that are getting some serious thought. Bottom line is a game from a two person dev team (Wife and Husband) with so much content and so few bugs it's truly amazing. Come on down to Fishton, maybe I'll see you at the car race track.
this is a good/bad game its both really i like the idea of what the dev is doing but its lacking quite a bit for one sometimes i dont know where to go and the same gives you a bref of where.When im driving going over 100 out of nowhere the car will hit nothing as if i hit another car or building.But i do like the story line it reminds me of the Lorax from Dr.susses. and i like some of the cars in the game so for 15 dollors do i think its worth it no i dont think so in my opion i would give it a half of a year so the dev can fix things things dont forget that curently the game is only a month old so yeah
This is a decent game. The story is short and silly, makes for a good laugh and unlocks several secrets along the way. I was surprised by the amount of freedom you are given. I started out building cars and now strive to become a full blown house flipper getting distracted by rubbish on the ground or hmm whats behind that door every step of the way.
If you think you'd like a quirky mechanic life sim, you should take a good look at this game. It's a bit rough around the edges, but this game has great potential. I've only played for three hours at the time of writing this review but I've only owned the game for a little more than that. I can see many more hours of fun to be had. Bargain.
Life is pretty hard in Fishton.
Walking around forever trying not to lose anything Simulator. Stay away
Un bon jeu dans l'ensemble. Construire des véhicules, recycler de la ferraille, gagner de l'argent, acheter une maison, et gérer les besoins de votre personnage. Il y a vraiment beaucoup de choses à faire dans ce jeu. Si vous voulez voir ma présentation en français c'est par ici: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKMzb5pOuKM
While it's far from a perfect game, and other reviews will tell you the same, this game is incredibly fun and funny. It's a bizarre, somewhat sleepy town that I'm assuming is northern US/Canadian in inspiration, and you are returning home to find your uncle missing, and a wealth of options before you. Want to assemble the car in pieces on your property? Want to bring scrap and refuse to the recycler for a profit? Want to scavenge the myriad of car parts left on the ground throughout the town and run with them half blocking your view so you can drop them off for some cash? You can do that and more, and I'm sure there are things I'm not even aware of yet. For the amount of enjoyment I've already had, and will likely find more of, I think that more than justifies the price. And it has the best title screen song ever. Full stop.
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