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With the recent release of The Fisherman: Fishing Planet on Xbox One, I’ve been spurred to collate a little list of my favourite fishing games, those available to play on the Xbox.
Obviously, being out in nature, in the fresh air, and catching real fish is infinitely better than any video game can be, and the smell of the fish slime on your clothes, the red stained fingers from the groundbait, the greeting at the door when you get home to be told “You stink!”; well, you just can’t beat it. However, as I have to work for a living, and also have to make time to interact with the family, it isn’t always possible to get out on the bank. In times of need though, and on those days when it’s freezing cold or chucking it down with rain, it’s more than possible to turn to the beloved Xbox, sure as you can be that in the virtual world, it’ll always be sunny and the fish will be biting.
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As I’ve played almost every fishing experience that you can find on the big black box, I thought I’d attempt to rank them, nailing a list consisting of 5 of the best fishing games on Xbox One, if you will.
I was “fortunate” enough to review Rapala Fishing: Pro Series on Xbox One when it was first released back in November 2017.
At the time, I wasn’t impressed with the way the game looked at all, with the most plastic looking player model I’ve ever seen. But still to this day, being your avatar in the game, driving about in a boat, rocking up to likely looking fishing spots is all very nice, but it’s what happens when you cast out that sets this game apart from the others.
You see, despite being an interactive advert for the Rapala brand’s fishing lures, the proper use of their gear requires you to participate in a rhythm action mini game to make the lure swim right and attract the largest number of fish. Now, lure fishing in real life is not something I’ve done a massive amount of, but beyond jerking the rod tip and varying the retrieve speed, there is no rhythm involved in working a lure. Still, we’re virtually fishing, so I’ll let it slide.
What I can’t let slide is the fish playing mechanic, which features counter intuitive controls, requiring you to move a box right if a fish swims left, and so on. It’s a pretty poor game all round, if I’m honest, and while there are a multitude of lures to use and fish to catch, it just isn’t very much fun.
So we’ll use Rapala Fishing: Pro Series as the baseline, and hopefully things will improve from here on out.
It might seem weird to include a game made by SEGA in the top 5 Xbox fishing games list, but it was released on the Xbox 360, and is backwardly compatible to this day, so it count.
SEGA Bass Fishing is a very American styled game, focusing on the fish that most Americans seem to be obsessed by – the many varieties of Bass. Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Striped Bass, White Bass, there are many species to aim at in this game, and with an arcade twist to the gameplay, it offers something that little bit different.
With the emphasis again on lure fishing, you are tasked with catching the biggest fish in the lake, with only an artificial bait and your wits to help you. It isn’t the prettiest game in the world, I’ll grant you that, as it can trace its roots all the way back to 1997, but the way that it plays makes up for it. When a fish is hooked, the constant exhortations to “Turn the rod left”, or “Lower the rod” makes fighting the fish feel exciting, even today.
Choosing your location, your lure and then catching the fish in a tight timescale adds a certain something that the previous game in this list was missing.
The free-to-play model of Fishing Planet annoyed me no end. Constant adverts to buy coins, in-game currency, or even extra lakes as DLC lead me to give up. However, with the release of the paid version of the game, The Fisherman: Fishing Planet on Xbox One, things are a lot better.
With missions galore to try and fulfill, almost endless combinations of tackle and bait to use, and more than 100 species of fish to have a crack at, on paper at least this would seem to be the complete package. Looking at the range of waters available, from small ponds to the Volga river in Russia, the picture looks even brighter, and with distinct fishing styles to master, surely this game should be higher up the list?
Well, sadly it stumbles at the final hurdle.
You see, once a fish has been hooked, the actual fighting of the fish, the bit that should be the most thrilling, is sadly pretty flat and dull. There’s no thrill, and there’s no feeling of accomplishment if you land a trophy fish; it’s just a case of keep winding and waiting for the fish to give up.
If this can be patched, if there can be a feeling of risk, of danger of losing the fish, then The Fisherman: Fishing Planet could well be a contender.
It may be a bit of shock to see the current king of fishing games, Fishing Sim World, at number two on my list. And to be honest, it could well be number one, as it doesn’t do anything wrong. Lots of waters, lots of species, and an evolution of the fish fighting system seen in Euro Fishing. It is a great game, there’s no doubt. But for me, it is more like the fishing that you see on the television and it doesn’t match my experience of fishing in the same way as the game that I’m going to place at the top of the list.
Frankly, I’m not too bothered about catching Bass in America – it isn’t something I’m ever going to do – so despite the expansion of this game over its predecessor in terms of waters, it just doesn’t feel as real to me. However, what Fishing Sim World does do well is the very thing that The Fisherman struggles with: the actual fishing mechanic is very good indeed. Catching fish, then fighting them is very involving, and you have to use a certain amount of intelligence to ensure that you land them. Winding at the right time, moving the rod to oppose the way the fish is going, and adjusting the drag on the fly as you fight – these are all things you have to do in real life, and these things make Fishing Sim World almost as good as fishing games get.
This, for me, is the current pinnacle of fishing games on the Xbox One.
Despite the follow up, Fishing Sim World being more polished, it is Dovetail Games Euro Fishing on Xbox One that keeps hold of my gaming heart because it is more relatable to my real world fishing career.
There are lakes in this game that I have ambitions to fish for real one day, like Linear Fisheries in Oxfordshire, UK, and to me, this grounding in reality just pips the other competitors to the post. The fishing on offer here mirrors what I do in real life too, with a sleeper rod that is cast out to await developments, and then a float rod put in place for whatever comes along. Fishing for Roach, Perch, Carp and Pike is exactly what I do, and even the humble Bream is represented in this game. These things make me happy.
A memorable fighting mechanic, a chance of catching monster catfish (I’ve caught them to over 100lb in the game, and the fight lasted more than half an hour) and a real feeling of achievement when you finally drag a monster from the deep is all real, and that means, to me, Dovetail Games Euro Fishing is the current top of the crop for fishing games on Xbox.
So, these are my top 5 fishing games that you can play on Xbox One, but you may have a different version of events. Are you a fan of virtual fishing, and if so, do you agree with my choices? Have I made a glaring omission? Let me know in the comments!
We have compiled a list of frequently asked questions to look over if you have any basic queries about our new simulation. Please read these first, if you have any further queries, please feel free to submit a ticket to us.
What is Dovetail Games Euro Fishing?
Euro Fishing is the latest addition to the Dovetail Games simulation franchise. It offers players the chance to experience and learn all of the excitement associated with fishing from the comfort of your own home.
What do I need to play Dovetail Games Euro Fishing?
Dovetail Games is available on PlayStation 4, PC and Xbox One.
What are the minimum and recommended specifications for Dovetail Games Euro Fishing?
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The recommended specifications for PlayStation 4 are:
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Memory: Approximately 6 GB
Multiplayer: 1-4 Players (PlayStation Plus membership required)
Voice Chat: PlayStation 4 compatible headset required
Additional Notes: PlayStation 4 compatible controller required
The required specifications for Xbox One are
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Memory: Approximately 4 GB
Multiplayer: 1-4 Players (Xbox Live membership required)
Voice Chat: Xbox One compatible headset required
Additional Notes: Xbox One compatible controller required
Where do I purchase and download Dovetail Games Euro Fishing?
PlayStation 4:The game is available to purchase and download by searching ‘Dovetail Games Euro Fishing’ through the Store via your PlayStation 4 console or through their store here.
PC: Euro Fishing is available to purchase and download via Steam.
Xbox One: The game is available to purchase and download by searching ‘Dovetail Games Euro Fishing’ through the Store via your Xbox One console or through their store here.
Will there be a boxed version of Dovetail Games Euro Fishing?
Euro Fishing is only available as a digital version through the PlayStation 4 Store, Steam or the Xbox Store. There is no boxed version available.
Does Euro Fishing support multiple monitors?
Euro Fishing is not supported on multiple monitors on any format.
Can I play Euro Fishing on my laptop?
While some laptops will play Euro Fishing, performance may be negatively impacted, please note that laptop chipsets are not officially supported. Please see minimum specifications above.
Is there an SDK (Software Development Kit) included with Euro Fishing?
Unfortunately, Euro Fishing does not include an SDK or modding support.
What regions can Euro Fishing be purchased in?
Euro Fishing is currently available to purchase in North America and Europe (inc Australia and New Zealand) with more regions to follow.
What is the PEGI/ESRB/USK rating for Euro Fishing?
Euro Fishing is rated PEGI – 3 (PEGI – 4 in Portugal), ESRB – E (Everyone) and USK – Approved without age restriction
What languages is Euro Fishing available in?
Dovetail Games Euro Fishing currently supports English (EN), German (DE), French (FR), Russian (RU), Polish (PL) and Czech (CZ/CS) (PC Only).
How big will the Euro Fishing download be?
PC: 6.4 GB Install 2.4 GB Download
Xbox One: 3.98 GB
PS4: 6.3GB
Do I need an internet connection to play Euro Fishing?
An internet connection is required to initially purchase and download the game on either PC or Xbox One. Once the download is complete, no further internet connection is required to experience Euro Fishing solo, unless you are looking to try your hand at our Multiplayer or Live Tournament game modes, in which case one is required.
What control devices will I be able to use with Euro Fishing?
PlayStation 4: PlayStation 4 controller
PC: Mouse and keyboard or Xbox 360/Xbox One controller.
Xbox One: Xbox One controller
What is included in Euro Fishing?
Euro Fishing currently features five beautiful lakes for you to enjoy as well as a tackle shop packed with a variety of fishing accessories, which can be purchased using the in game currency – tackle points. Tackle points can be earnt across all of the available game modes.
I’m new to Euro Fishing, where can I go to learn how to fish?
There are currently five Academy tutorials available in game to help new players start their journey to becoming an expert angler, starting with the basics and working towards slightly more advanced techniques.
Will there be DLC for Euro Fishing?
Yes! Please keep an eye on our social media and websites for any upcoming information regarding Euro Fishing DLC.
Can I change the gameplay settings during a fishing session?
Gameplay settings can be altered depending on your selected game mode before the start of your session, but these cannot be altered once you are on the lake.
What are the differences between the PC and console versions of Euro Fishing?
We are currently striving to ensure that the experiences on both platforms are as similar as possible. Currently, the biggest difference is that multiplayer supports four players on console but supports eight on PC. Any updates will be released across all platforms though dates of availability may vary.
I own Euro Fishing on PC, can I use my save data on the console versions?
Unfortunately, game data cannot be carried across both platforms. All save data on the PC version and all save data on the consoles are completely separate. If you own Euro Fishing on PC and purchase it on console (or vice-versa), no character save data or progress will carry over.
I own Euro Fishing on PC and my friend owns it on console, are we able to play Multiplayer together?
Unfortunately, Euro Fishing does not support cross platform play.
I’m having problems with Euro Fishing but the Knowledgebase doesn’t cover my issue, who can I contact?
You are able to contact our support team who will help you with your enquiries by visiting our support service at https://dovetailgames.kayako.com/ and submitting a ticket. Our support team are friendly, dedicated and always happy to help.
How can I keep updated with the latest news on Euro Fishing?
Please follow us on our social media channels, as well as our website, links can be found below:
Website – live.dovetailgames.com/live/euro-fishing
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Instagram – www.instagram.com/dovetaileurofishing
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