Amigo Fishing

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Amigo Fishing is a single player and multiplayer casual simulation game. It was developed by Amigo VR and was released on April 12, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

Experience a majestic tide of fish. Amigo Fishing is a VR game about hunting for fish in the deep sea. The game is set in a mysterious deep-sea region bursting with coral and aquatic life. In the game, you can choose different equipment and weapons and use different kinds of ammunition. While fishing you can charge up your energy gun, and when the king of the ocean is stirred, a huge wave of fish …

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50%Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

optimization1 positive mentions

Simple and engaging arcade gameplay suitable for short breaks.
Pleasant cartoon-style graphics and unobtrusive sound design.
Easy to learn with intuitive interface and motivating upgrading system.

Highly aggressive monetization requiring payment per shot, making gameplay frustrating and pay-to-win.
Game mechanics are unclear and inconsistent, causing confusion about damage and coin usage.
Frequent technical issues including login failures, crashes, lack of instructions, and abandonment by developers.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for its unclear mechanics and reliance on a coin-based shooting system tied to freemium payments, leading to confusion and frustration. Players find the damage and fish behavior unpredictable, suggesting the need for more transparent and consistent mechanics without pay-to-win elements.
- “Each shot costs coins (you can adjust the amount of coins per shot), adding a strategic risk of running out of coins. This freemium mechanic encourages careful resource management, with the option to purchase more coins with real money.”
- “The best method of success I've found is aiming for the underbelly or head of a fish if it refuses to die, which works but makes the game mechanics somewhat confusing.”
- “Developers, if you're reading this and the game is struggling due to these issues, please improve the gameplay by ensuring each shot does a consistent amount of damage, making fish die in a predictable manner, removing the freemium coin system, and charging a fair price for the game.”
- “The best method of success I've had is by aiming for the underbelly or head of a fish if it refuses to die, which kinda works but makes the game incomprehensible in its mechanics.”
- “Developers, if you're reading this and the game has died because of these reasons, please do us and yourselves a favour; sort out the mechanics so that each shot does a set amount of damage, sort out the fish so they will die in a predictable manner, remove the freemium coins, and charge £6-£10 for the game.”
- “Nothing is labeled, everything costs fishbucks and the gameplay is inexplicable.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics receive mixed but generally positive feedback, with some users praising the artwork and overall visual quality, while others feel they are not particularly impressive. Overall, the graphics are considered satisfactory and visually appealing by most.
- “The graphics are great, sound effects are satisfactory, and the game itself was pretty good.”
- “The artwork is actually nice, I liked the graphics.”
- “The graphics aren't great.”
- “Are the graphics horrible?”
monetization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users appreciate that the game avoids excessive microtransactions, recognizing that VR is not well-suited for frequent in-game purchases.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users indicate that grinding in the game requires at least a second playthrough or additional time investment to progress effectively.
story
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is well-optimized and runs smoothly without performance issues.