- August 24, 2017
- Kestrel Games
Rule with an Iron Fish
Platforms
About
"Rule with an Iron Fish" is a mobile game where you play as a pirate captain, building up your island town by fishing in various strange locations. The game features relaxing fishing gameplay, seven distinct environments, and over 150 unique, hand-painted fish to catch. With unlockable town features, decorations, and pirate pets, there's plenty to keep you hooked, all without any IAP or ads.










- The game features charming graphics and entertaining dialogue filled with puns, making it a fun and lighthearted experience.
- Relaxing gameplay with simple fishing mechanics and a variety of upgrades and collectibles keeps players engaged.
- The game offers a unique blend of fishing and pirate themes, providing a casual yet addictive experience for players.
- The final achievement is bugged, making the game incompletable for achievement hunters.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including crashes and rendering problems, which detract from the overall experience.
- Some gameplay elements, like the farming system and certain quests, can feel tedious and grindy, potentially frustrating players looking for a more casual experience.
story
20 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story revolves around a lighthearted quest to find a lost sibling, featuring a cast of quirky pirate characters that add humor and charm. While the main storyline is engaging and filled with puns, players noted that the quests can feel repetitive and grindy, especially when pursuing completion. Overall, the narrative serves as a fun backdrop to the fishing mechanics, making it enjoyable for casual play but lacking depth for those seeking a more substantial story experience.
“A fun, silly storyline involving a cast of misfits.”
“It's your quest to find your lost sibling with the help of a myriad of zany pirate-themed characters.”
“The storyline is cute and funny, and there's a whole lot of puns and easter eggs.”
“The quests were okay, nothing new, collect 'x' of this to get 'y' of that.”
“It's a time waster, but not much point in revisiting it once you finish the main story.”
“Still have about 6 or so side quests, the story arc goes for about 2-3 hours depending on your money prowess and if you're actually pursuing it.”