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Fishing: Barents Sea

Discussion in 'General Gaming' started by Burning Bridges, Feb 7, 2018.

  1. Burning Bridges Enviado de meu SM-G3502T usando Tapatalk

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    http://store.steampowered.com/app/501080/Fishing_Barents_Sea/

    Release in a few hours.

    I have watched a few videos and it looks very promising. Been waiting for a decent high sea fishing sim since Deadliest Catch Alaskan Storm. That game was quite good but was ineplicably abandoned on release.

    random video

     
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    Well, it's out. It costs 18€ and it doesn't suck.

    I drove around a bit in the harbor, disabled the bloom and post processing and tried to ram a killer whale (which was anticlimatic as it has no collision detection).

    It actually reminds me a lot of Deadliest Catch Alaskan Storm already, let's hope it gets support this time. Will try to report more later, when I have time to play.
     
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    Eh bad news .. I sort of had an epiphany, had visions of myself going with my cutter to the same predetermined area that is a far cry from what they promised ("Barents Sea" :lol:) without ever seeing a single AI ship, without a radio, wondering where the promised managerial features would be and eventually convincing myself that at least it would be actively developed, just like I did with Spintires :lol:

    I already refunded because I get the feeling of being played. The game they descrive on their website promises nothing but the Moon. But it's more of a console type timesink with terrible graphics engine, and lots of missing features. Too much of a cashgrab right now.
     
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    I have no idea with which tricks they have manipulated those screens, because the real game looks nothing like that.

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    The reality looks more like this:

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    Same with the features they promise
    • Explore – Discover a huge open world map over northern Norway, visit real ports and locations. Uncover various fishing locations and secrets.
    • Handcrafted – 6 entirely handcrafted and authentic fishing boats to drive and explore.
    • Atmosphere – Experience the majestic and untouched nature around northernmost town Hammerfest and gateway to Barents Sea, with midnight sun at summer, cold and dark winters with northern lights.
    • Commercial Fishing – Learn about commercial/industrial fishing, using various fishing methods like long-line, net and trawl.
    • Customization – Buy new parts, rig your boat for net fishing, upgrade engine and storage space on your boat.
    • Adventure – Start with the smallest fishing boat inherited from your grandfather, go fishing, earn money and build yourself up to buy a big trawler. Make your grandfather proud!
    Sounds like a real simulation of owning and running a fishing vessel, but in reality you just steer out of port, catch a few fish until you advance to the next boat.
     
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