Speaking of fishing games, I have really played many versions starting from Deep Sea Hunting in the Saipan era. Later, I saw too many people exchanging leather rings for money. To be honest, I don't dare to touch this type of game easily anymore, for fear that it will be another bottomless pit. However, this Yaoji fishing boat surprised me a bit. Maybe it's because it is backed by Yaoji, an old manufacturer? After all, it was with a try mentality.
Let's talk about the graphics first. Without bragging, this game runs quite smoothly on the 5.0 system. The underwater scenes are made more delicately, and the swimming animations of fish schools have a very obvious texture, which is not to say that the textures are misleading. Especially the special effects of the golden arowana and lantern fish, the sparkling reflections are well done. Although it is not comparable to the current PC games that often use light chasing, it is considered sincere in this kind of casual game😌
I have to give a thumbs up to the sound effects. The "chugging" sound of the cannons combined with the sound of gold coins falling when fishing is indeed very relaxing. Moreover, every time a BOSS fish is defeated, there is a special sound effect prompt. Every time I hear it, I feel comfortable. Maybe this is the simple happiness of veteran players😅
The gameplay is similar to traditional fishing: select the turret level, aim, and launch. However, Yaoji Fishing has a more considerate design, which is the automatic locking function. For players like me who sometimes make mistakes, this saves a lot of gold coins. I think the rhythm of gold coin acquisition is relatively balanced. It won't make you too uncomfortable in the early stage. If you want to quickly upgrade the cannon in the middle and later stages, you need to use your brain to choose fish. The free mode can play to this extent, I think the development team still has some conscience. As for the so-called recharge entrance, to be honest, it's there but it won't keep popping up unless you click on it, which I'm quite pleased about.
In terms of operation feel, the response speed of the touch screen is quite close to the hand, without any lag or floating feeling. But one thing I want to complain about is that sometimes when there are too many fish, the interface will be a little laggy. I don't know if it's because my phone configuration is too old🤔
Oh, yes, when it comes to the developer, Shanghai Shuyu Information Technology Co., Ltd., I checked and it seems that this company has made some chess and card games before, with a conservative style but stable quality. In this project, they may want to package the classic game of fishing in a more modern way. At least I think they have really worked hard on the UI, and it is not that earthy style.
In general, if you are looking for a casual game to click on the screen and relax in your free time, Yaoji Fishing is completely adequate. It won't make you feel like you're being forced to spend money, and it will also make you feel the refreshing feeling of having a screen full of gold coins. Old players with nostalgic feelings can give it a try, maybe they can get back a little bit of the feeling of playing fish under the desk with Symbian 😌
Well, that's all, I hope this post can help you. Anyone who has played it, please share your experience and see if you think this game is good as I do?