Fisherman
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About
"Fisherman" is a simulation game that allows players to experience the life of a fisherman. However, the game is riddled with bugs and is overrun with intrusive advertisements. The game's motto, "Let's make fishing great again!", suggests a celebration of the fishing profession, but the overall quality of the game falls short of this promise.











- The game has great graphics and is fun to play.
- It offers a relaxing experience and is enjoyable for passing time.
- The concept of hatching new fish adds an interesting layer to the gameplay.
- There are way too many ads, often interrupting gameplay every minute.
- The controls are frustrating, making it difficult to reel in fish properly.
- The game frequently crashes or freezes, making it unplayable at times.
monetization
90 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization strategy of the game has been heavily criticized for its excessive use of ads, with players reporting interruptions every minute and even before gameplay begins. While some users acknowledge the need for developers to generate revenue, the overwhelming frequency and length of ads significantly detract from the overall gaming experience, leading many to consider uninstalling the game or seeking ad-free options. Despite the potential of the game, the current ad model is viewed as overly aggressive and frustrating.
“I bought the full version for the x4 and added +10 time with no ads. It's a good game, but I feel like you should be able to control the reeling along with the cast and pull. As you progress, your time should increase because the way the game is now, it could take upwards of 40 seconds to catch one decent fish. Maybe add a zen mode with no time limit?”
“You could pay for the game to remove ads, but it's not that fun to play for it.”
“Not worth having an ad after every time you sell, and definitely not paying 3 dollars for no ads.”
“The ads every minute really destroy the gameplay.”
“This game is abusive with ads.”
“Way too many ads; I had two ads before I even had a chance to fish.”