FinalAdventure (2019)
Partir à l'aventure... Un étrange phénomène est survenu suite à la collision d'une comète... Faite équipe avec des personnages que vous allez rencontrer au cours de votre périple. Saurez vous sauver ce monde avant qu'il ne meure ?...
Platforms
PCGenres
Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG)
Languages:
| Interface | Audio | Subtitles | |
|---|---|---|---|
| French |
Media
Critic Reviews
Rapid Reviews UK
By Dan LaframboiseFishing Adventure is a barebone fishing game where players can attempt to capture over thirty different species of fish across seven large locations; all of which are inspired by real-life places across the world. Fishing aficionados will be happy to learn that the game features real fishing gear and fans and newcomers alike can enjoy the soothing relaxing sound of nature.
Gaming Professors
By Vladimír KlosseFishing Adventure is a simple fishing game that would be more suited to the mobile and tablet platform than a game console. It's too empty and plain for the latter, and it's sold at a relatively high price that is completely inadequate. If the price was somewhere around 50 crowns or 2 euros, the game could be seen as a cheap game to take a momentary break from the hiccups in something more serious, but this way I have no choice but to recommend a wink to the competition.
Merlin'in Kazanı
By Eren EroğluAlthough the game allows us to fish peacefully in the middle of the water, in general it is quite inadequate and overly repetitive.
Pure Nintendo
By Jemma CassonFishing Adventure is a mediocre fishing experience for the Nintendo Switch. While it looks nice, it suffers from a simple and repetitive formula that detracts from the overall experience. The idea of leveling up and earning rewards is sound, but it's executed poorly, making it feel like a grinding experience.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationTruth in advertising in game naming is one of those things I consider pretty important, nobody likes to walk into an experience with an expectation that ends up not being fulfilled...
