Rule With An Iron Fish - A Pirate Fishing Adventure

Rule With An Iron Fish - A Pirate Fishing Adventure >>> http://ssurll.com/104b5h

About This Game *** NEW to celebrate our Steam release:20 new fish, some suggested by legendary NOAA researcher Dr Jay OrrA cat bobber...And a pirate kitten!Become the greatest pirate captain that ever fished! Add more pirates to your burgeoning island town! Listen to all their nonsensical complaints! Fish in ludicrous locations like swamps, active volcanoes and the sky!Award-winning pirate fishing game lurches onto Steam by popular request! We’ve rewritten and reworked the game to accommodate desktops and tablet PCs. Play with mouse and keyboard, or use your tablet pen or touch screen!featuresRelaxing, addictive fishing gameplay7 gorgeous, otherworldly fishing environmentsCatch 150 hand-painted, scientifically-inaccurate fish Throw rotten fish at your rivals!Unlock town features like an aquarium, farm, restaurant and hacker cave!Decorate your house with unsettling trophies!Collect pirate pets, most of which have eyepatches or other classy dysfunctions. 6d5b4406ea Title: Rule with an Iron Fish - A Pirate Fishing AdventureGenre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, SportsDeveloper:Kestrel GamesPublisher:Kestrel GamesRelease Date: 24 Aug, 2017 Rule With An Iron Fish - A Pirate Fishing Adventure If you plan to rush through the main questline and don't have any patience for grinding then maybe skip this one but it's perfect for those who like to take their time and try to "catch 'em all". Bright colorful graphics, fun dialog and fish puns aplenty. LOTS of different fish to collect and even hats and pets. The farming aspect is very simple but I did find the food that chases away non-rare fish to very helpful. At around 9 hours I still have several fish to collect for completion, quite a few side quests left and a final boss to fight. The "fights" are probably my least favorite part of the game but they're not too bad once you see what you need to do.. 10\/10 Fish Puns, a lengthy Lore to be entangled by, many \u2018Unique\u2019 Fishes to Lure in for your Collect, and much Grinding! (possibly a few Secrets?)Seriously Silly, with simple mechanics and all sorts of Characters, plus, Beautiful Artwork wrapped up in a Boatload of Puns & Jokes, accompanied by a net load of Fish, that I would enjoy Mounting on my walls, whole schools of em\u2026Oh no, I\u2019ve Caught it, someone stop me, pleaseI can\u2019t reel myself back in, moor me to the docks before I drift awayEnjoy your Experience, Ruling, Ironfish. This game is great fun! There's a wealth of humour and hidden depth here. The salty nautical puns and playful humour complement a truly charming world populated with a cast of endearing characters. The fishing itself strikes a great balance between being instantly intuitive and addictive whilst providing a longer challenge to master with progress. I've found myself playing both when I have a few spare minutes or for longer spells when I want to have a crack at a comical quest or challenge pirates to a duel! Highly recommended, this one put a big goofy grin on my face!. This is a delightful fishing game, reminiscent of Stardew Valley in music and general feeling. It's more grindy than Stardew Valley -- the main thing you do is fish, although there are quests, a garden, and a kitchen island. I'm only three hours in, so this is a very sketchy review. Rule with an Iron Fish is relaxing, pretty, has funny jokes and pretty music, and is a soothing game to play at the end of a long day.. Cute, pretty artwork. Witty dialogue that made me smile. A fun, silly storyline involving a cast of misfits. Mellow, relaxing music. The main game mechanic is fishing, which is not too complicated yet still requires focus. Combat (which can get a bit annoying) in the game is just faster fishing. Rule with an Iron Fish is a damn near perfect game!The only two improvements I would suggest, should you make a sequel, are 1) making the fish list searchable. It was annoying trying to find fish names in the massive list to figure out where I needed to go to catch what. 2) Have some longer term quests or tasks, even if they are just random or repeated ones. I would like to keep playing this game, but fishing without some kind of direction or goal gets boring ... kinda like life.If Kestrel Games made a sequel to this game, or added an expansion, it would be an instant buy for me!. Absolutely loved the art and design - everything is very cute! Really relaxing game, a nice break away from some of the other titles you might be churning away at. I haven't tried the mobile version but the controls are intuitive and easy to pick up. The little pockets of references will definitely bring a smile to your face. 10\/10 Puns.