
The world needs you Adventurer! Embark on an RPG pixel adventure where you’ll play as Baelin the humble fisherman, who must rise-up to become the hero of Honeywood. Battle fish with precision timing and magic spells, upgrade your abilities, defeat evil and rebuild Honeywood.
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When the heroes of Azerim mysteriously vanish, an evil force threatens to take over the lands! Baelin the fisherman NPC must rise up to defend the town of Honeywood the only way he knows how! However, something's different... Baelin's no longer an NPC but... an Adventurer! Can you handle your new found responsibility?! Battle fish with precision timing and magic spells, upgrade your abilities, defeat evil and rebuild Honeywood.
Morning! Nice day for fishing ain’t it!

Engage in fearless fishing battles to fulfil quests, increase your strength and unlock spells to use against your aquatic adversaries. Equip the right bait for your catch, and time your attacks perfectly to ensure flawless victory. Be wary of the boss fish looming in the deep, who will truly test your skills.

Explore the enchanting lands of Azerim above land and beneath the waves. Adventure through Honeywood forest to the Azerim coast where you'll encounter new quests, people to save and new fish to catch. Navigate the pull of the underwater currents to move your hook into hard to reach caves and upgrade your fishing line to delve deeper into the abyss.

Every Adventurer deserves the ultimate tools for their quest. Although Baelin may be a humble fisherman, as an Adventurer his rod is his weapon, his boat is his steed and his hat is his armour, so make sure you've equipped the right one for the job! Effortlessly dredge hidden treasures from the deep with the magnet hook, or break through cavern walls with the powerful drill to unlock new pathways. Enhance your fishing rod to increase your strength and upgrade your lines to go further into the depths to target the formidable and challenging fish that swim in the shadows.

While on your adventures, you’ll find valuable resources to dredge from shipwrecks that have succumbed to the sea, which can be used to rebuild the destroyed village. Enlist help from the Woodcutter to bring Honeywood back to its former glory. Each building upgrade unlocks more equipment and quests from the merchants.

Prove yourself worthy to the mighty fishing God by offering completed collections from each region at his statue, and receive your blessings of upgraded skills.
Officially licensed by: Viva La Dirt League

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Languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese
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It really was a nice day for fishing! Fun fishing based combat system, nice looking sprites in a pixel perfect world, and a silly enjoyable story following our hero Baelin. That sh!ts dingo.
I like this game a lot but there is one caveat - buy this game on sale! It is NOT worth full price, I'm really sorry to say that, but it just isn't. There are only five screens total in the game that you march back and forth between over and over again for hours on end. Also, what happened to the Mayor's quest?! Where's the ending?! I think the game is fun as a chill fishing game but at $10 or under.
[b]NICE DAY FOR FISHING[/b], is clearing a game made specifically for Viva La Dirt League fans but man does it do really poorly as a game if you remove all the fan service. All the jokes that make about poorly designed RPGs in their videos, expect every flaw to be included. The game very quickly becomes a chore and extremely frustrating. The core of the game is a billion fetch quests, really slow fishing, and bad platforming. You do the same things OVER AND OVER, listen to the same voice clips OVER AND OVER, and fishing is painfully slow and frustrating even after you get upgrades. There is no variation, you run around in the same tiny map, and the jokes get old. Fast. All the fish are basically the same, getting to the deeper fish require a ton of time and so does reeling them in. If you're really looking for nothing serious and just mindless fishing, I am sure you can find some fun in this. [b]PROS[/b]: - VLDL fan service - Easy to run - Simple controls [b]CONS[/b]: - Extremely repetitive quests and tasks - Small map - Frustrating fishing - Shallow dialogue - Collection system is tedious [i]The end game fishpedia is horrible to hunt, I finished the game at around the 8 hour mark, and the fishpedia took the remaining 12 hours. Just 12 hours of mindless fishing, no strategy, no variation.[/i]
This was tough for me. The game was cute and the 'combat' was somewhat interesting. I really wanted to like it. But the more I played it, the more it bothered me. It really felt more like a commentary on gaming than a game. And worse, the 'commentary' is done in the most annoyingly unironic way possible. Like they want to make fun of how boring and repetitive quests are in most MMOs, so they make you do the most boring and repetitive quests possible. And the fishing game you'll do constantly just misses all the sweet spots. It's too active to be something you can mindlessly tune out to. But it's too repetitive to be something you can be engaged in. So it just feels like a chore.
Mornin'! Nice day for fishing, ain't it? Hua ha! (Big recommendation if you're a fan of Viva La Dirt League!)
Mornin'! Nice day for fishin', ain't it? Hua ha!
This is a classic 3/5 game. The core gameplay is extremely repetitive, but it's short enough and enjoyable enough to be fun. It's well paced, with good forward momentum to go "do the next thing". That said, you're really only doing one thing, over and over. The game is basically one extended fetch quest. But the core fishing and underwater "exploration" are fun enough to keep you going for the game's 10-15 hour playtime (without grinding for achievements, which could extend that for an extremely boring 10+ additional hours). Get it on sale, as it's certainly not worth $20. It's pretty mindless, but fun enough, and a good game to play while watching something else on a second monitor, for instance. There's no story that matters, and you can easily skip all the dialogue -- you're not missing anything, trust me. The game is sloppily made in some places, but I didn't run into any bugs. Some annoyances: * The fish log is only available at the fish god statue. Why is this not an inventory menu? It's a fishing game... smh my head * Pause menu is not available during fishing and at other times. Only volume settings are available from the Pause menu, and other options can only be accessed from the title screen. * Fish inventory limit of 25. No gameplay reason for this, really, so I imagine the devs just didn't want to bother to add a slider to display more inventory slots. Annoying. * Occasional lag in some places, which is surprising for such a simple game. * The game is WAY too loud. The music in particular is egregiously loud, and doesn't even have a dedicated volume slider (There's only Background and SFX). The volume sliders have big notches, and I had to play at the lowest non-muted notch and STILL turn down my system volume. There's no Master volume to finetune it. So, is this game funny? No. I never heard of the sketch comedy group involved before this, so I didn't come in as a fan. I did not find the game funny. At all. Even a little. Maybe I'm a curmudgeon, but it failed to wrest a single chuckle, or even a wry smile from me. There's probably a lot of in-jokes and references here, but not much in actual comedy. The writing is... functional. What humor there is is just harping on stereotypical gaming tropes without bothering to have any actual jokes. Probably the sketch comedy group is funnier than the game... it would have to be.
Nice little game, not the type that you play 6hrs non-stop, because it can be repetitive but a few minutes to 2hrs a day was really fun ! Really enjoyed getting all the achievements (DLC is not needed wich is nice), completed in 25hrs. I skipped all the dialogue and I still managed to understand every mechanics, the story is probably really nice but I wanted to fish more than reading haha :)
Hua ua
I WANT to love this game, I really do. And I can't tell you how appreciative I am of the whole team that spent their time on it. The graphics are cool, the fishing is just OK, but the pacing is too much for me. It's "Run over here and get this." Return to vill0age Run back where you just were. Return to village It's this same thing over and over. I just wasn't having fun. I'm sorry to the team for the negative review, but I just wanted to share my opinion.
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