
Russian Fishing 4 is a fishing simulator with RPG elements. There is no story line and the whole process is based on the concept of an open, free to roam and free to play game.
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Experience more than 230 detailed species. Over time, this number will increase even further.

Choose from a huge variety of fishing tackle with hundreds of modern rods, reels and accessories.

Currently, the game offers 18 reservoirs with unique weather conditions and a diverse set of fish.

The game allows free movement on the water bodies, with opportunities to fish both from the shoreline and from a boat.

Various types of fishing have been implemented, such as float, bottom, spinning and marine fishing. Each of them is carefully designed, using real fishing experience, and include a variety of equipment and fishing techniques.

As in real life, the behavior of the fish can vary depending on weather conditions, time of day and other factors.

You are given ample opportunity to develop skills, both relevant to the chosen specialization and in other related areas, including making your own lures, harvesting baits and even cooking.

The game is constantly evolving, and more content will be added to enhance your fishing experience.

Compare your achievements with other players in ratings, qualifications and statistics. Participate in a variety of competitions and tournaments with valuable prizes.

Learn about the fish habits and gain knowledge to assemble the perfect tackle to catch your legendary trophy fish.

Russian Fishing 4 –Meet you at the water’s edge!
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Languages: English, German, Russian, Simplified Chinese, French, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Dutch, Korean, Japanese, Traditional Chinese +3 more
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Been fishing in this game for over 300 hours now and haven't caught a single russian. Name is potentially misleading
Man arrives home tired from work. Man enters the game. Man go to water Man chooses a rod and cast it = Happy man. Man get fish = Happy man. Man loses fish = Man frustrated and angry, but man fish more and becomes happy. Man + fishing = Happy man.
Short Version: + Great game – Extremely greedy and lazy developers/owners Long Version I love hard and realistic games — I have more than 5,000 hours in Escape from Tarkov. But this game is “hard” only because you didn’t pay, not because it’s realistic or well‑designed. At first, the game feels great. You start catching fish, and each heavier catch gives you that feeling of progress or luck. But after some hours, you start wondering how people catch trophies and how you can catch them yourself. So you search the web… and then you realize you need to level up everything: character levels, skills, talents, and skill points. And all the time you played without researching, you probably put your skill points into the wrong talents — and the only way to reset them is to pay real money (7 USD). Then you discover you basically need to join 6–7 Discord channels and bookmark 2–3 websites just to find a few good spots. If you’re lucky, you can farm XP and silver. Because now you understand you must level up skills to use rods, baits, rod types, and pretty much everything else. Let’s take one example: Groundbait Crafting. You need to level it from 0% to 100%. It costs around 40,000 silver, and you earn about 0.1 silver per fish. That means you’d need to catch around 400,000 fish just to cover the cost. Meanwhile, you also need to buy bait, hooks, lines, rods — everything has durability and breaks. Then you see the Premium option. It gives you: Double XP Double skill XP (0.1 → 0.2 per craft) A much higher chance to level skills A higher chance to catch trophies And then you look at the price of Premium — the most insane greed I’ve ever seen in a game. Lifetime Premium: 1700 USD 1 year: 100 USD So lifetime costs the same as 17 years of yearly subscriptions. Completely absurd. New content comes roughly once every 2 years. There are yearly events with missions, but the time required is huge and the rewards are terrible. And yet… I still love playing this game sometimes.
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the games great i can play for hours with out even feeling it like that games just relaxes me so i really recommand it
THIS GAME IS ASS
Beyond realistic. It's way easier to catch a giant fish with a stick and dental floss in real life than it is this "game". Everything you buy has ZERO return value, and this game should be called "Homeless and About to Starve to Death: Russian Fishing 4". The realism is beyond real, and the game just doesn't feel like a game. It adds stress to your life. If I wanted to experience IRL fishing I'll go to my local lake, but it's an absolute drag because it's a video game. Screw the developers of this game. They must work for Putin.
Good game, realistic fishing with good maps
very fun when you are bored and it runs on PCs without a GPU but slower
Größte scheiße aller Zeiten! Man bekommt lächerliche Centbeträge für Fische und alles andere ist viel zu überteuert! Wenn eine lächerliche Ultraleichte Angelrute (Spinnrute) über 160 Coins kostet und man im schnitt bis auf ganz seltene Einzelfälle 20 Cent für einen Fisch bekommt ist das nicht Verhältnismäßig! Trotz Premium ist alles anderer gegeben, bloß kein Spielspaß! Das ganze Konzept ist auf Pay to Win aufgebaut, mit Goldmünzen bekommt man natürlich alles zu geringen Preisen! definitiv nicht empfehlenswert wenn man ein ruhiges und gelassenes Spiel erwartet!
сидел 2 часа ничего не поймал потом закончилась беленька пришлось идти в магаз когда пришел домой рыба утащила спининг
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