- December 6, 2024
- Devs United Games, Inc
Real VR Fishing
Platforms
About
"Real VR Fishing" is a virtual reality game that offers a peaceful and immersive fishing experience across 40 realistic environments, with over 150 fish species to discover. Players can fish alone or in multiplayer mode with up to 4 players for a shared experience. The game has received positive reviews for its breathtaking visuals and calming ambiance, making it a popular escape for many players. It has also been constantly updated and was voted Facebook Oculus Game of the Year 2019.





- Real VR Fishing offers stunning graphics and immersive environments, making it a relaxing and enjoyable experience for players.
- The game features a variety of fishing locations and customizable gameplay options, catering to both beginners and experienced anglers.
- Players appreciate the ability to listen to their own music or stream content while fishing, enhancing the overall experience.
- The Steam version is significantly behind the Meta Quest version in terms of updates, DLC availability, and multiplayer functionality, leading to a lack of active players.
- Many users report bugs and issues with controller compatibility, making gameplay frustrating at times.
- The game lacks essential features such as cross-play and has a poor user interface, which detracts from the overall experience.
story
17 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe reviews indicate that while the game offers a solid VR fishing experience, the story aspect is not significantly enhanced in the Steam version compared to the Meta Quest version, which has more content and updates. Players express disappointment with the lack of updates and improvements in the Steam release, suggesting that it feels like a lesser port of the original. Overall, the narrative engagement appears to be overshadowed by technical and content disparities between the platforms.
“I have been playing this since I owned a Quest 1, a few years ago now, and I would happily buy this on any platform.”
“All the way back when I had a Quest 1, and this game only had the Korean locations, I tried this game out since it looked interesting.”
“If developers unite and commit to bringing this release up to par with the Meta Quest standalone release, I will be back!”
“After an hour of gameplay on Meta Quest 3 via Virtual Desktop, I cannot currently recommend the Steam release over the Meta Quest release as it is.”
“Refunding, since it's a much worse version than the native version, at least on Quest 3.”
“However, for now, if you already have the Quest version, it's not recommended to purchase the Steam version; hope I can help you.”