To be honest, when I saw the game "National Fishing" recently, I suddenly remembered those simple fishing games from the Saipan era more than ten years ago. At that time, the screen was small, the picture was just a few pixels dangling around, and fishing for a fish could be exciting for a long time. Not to brag, but the current 3D mobile games have indeed made too much progress.
I just started playing "Fishing for All" for a while. The graphics are quite delicate, and the models of more than 100 kinds of fish are made with great care. I tried fishing several types, and the operation is really simple. One-click to throw the rod and reel in the line, and the rhythm is good. For office workers like us, we can play a game in a small amount of time, which is not tiring and relieves stress. The aquarium cultivation system is also quite interesting. When I collect illustrations, I can't help but sigh. Nowadays, even fish scales can be made reflective in games. How could I have dared to think about it before? 😌
Maybe as you get older, you like this kind of slow-paced and fun-to-collect game. 9 of the world's top fishing spots, the scenery is very comfortable, the sea breeze blows and the waves beat, it really feels like facing the sea. It is a free game with no mandatory fees, which is worthy of praise.
I wonder if there are any old players like me in the forum who have played from the Symbian era? Those who have played "Fishing Master" and "Happy Aquarium" before will probably like this one. Being nostalgic is nostalgic, and I have to praise it where it's due - this game is indeed one of the more carefree among similar games in recent years. 👍