Fishing: Barents Sea is a simulator game for PC, about industrial fishing, you will be put in a role as a fishboat captain. Starting out with a small boat you inherited from your grandfather, earn money fishing to buy upgrades, bigger&better boats and more. Make your grandfather proud! Learn to catch various types of fish with different boats and sets of fishing gear. When inside a port you can visit the bar for hiring crew or get missions, visit docks to repair or buy upgrades for your boat, visit the bank to take a loan or go to the shop to buy supplies and other upgrades. In your homeport you can visit and upgrade your cabin and much more. You will play in an open world environment over parts of northern Norway, maneuver your boat around the map to find the best fishing spots using your fish sonar, radar and GPS. The gameplay will be an easy to learn, hard to master experience when using various fishing tools to catch your fish. Experience an atmospheric and stylish gameworld, with day and night cycle, seasonal effects, advanced resource and weather system. Everything is calculated from real maps, real boats, real fishes inluding age, breeding areas, depth, fish quotas, collectable items and much more.
Take the helm of your very own fishing boat in Fishing: Barents Sea and explore the vastness of the Norwegian sea in search for the best fishing zones. Start with the little boat inherited from your grandfather, catch fish and earn money for upgrades as well as bigger and better boats. Enjoy the beautiful Barents Sea and make your fishing industry dreams come true. Learn how to catch different kinds of fish with various fishing equipment on several different boats. Every method is easy to learn, but hard to master – time to show what you are made of!
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This is not for people who have purchased the game, but for those who feel they would like the game. It seems to be getting more and more common for companies to release games as a finished product, that are in no way finished. I find this trend to be both bad business and bordering on dishonest at best. The excuse some will give is that it is only just released, and yet i find that no excuse at all for the crashes, the bugs and the lack of content within this game. If a game is a full release devs should not be posting about yes they want to add more content in the future, the content should be there. This is another pre release pretending to be a complete game, it can be enjoyable for a time, but not a lot of time. It may become a better game if the devs do work on it, but do not buy this product thinking it is a complete game. GPU use is through the roof for many, crashes within ga
Updated March 10,2018 @ 2:00AM CST All information here is still accurate and represents my views on the game. I still believe the game is good and I enjoyed it while I played it. I hope everyone else will have the nice experience that I did. :) I will preface this with my specs: i7-6700HQ GTX 1060 Samsung 1TB 850 EVO 16GB DDR4 2333Mhz I have not had ONE crash in my 20+ hours, almost 7 of that being in 1 straight session, have not had RAM usage over 6GB, have not had GPU usage over 80% and not had CPU usage over 60%. I play in medium-high settings with bloom disabled. The game doesn't look like it belongs on a 4k tv, but it looks pretty decent for a game that I paid 18 bucks for. I wasn't expecting a mona lisa, I was expecting some crappy looking fishing boats that did what they were supposed to do, which was fish, and they really don't look all that bad. Now onto the game itself.
§ Disclaimer First, I've had good fun while playing the game for a decent amount of hours. Second, I don't tend to review games in Steam, but I love the concept of this game so much I felt compelled to write my thoughts down in case they might be useful to the hardworking devs and/or other players. § Game Review When playing Fishing: Barents Sea nowadays I have the feeling that it's an early release game. It has plenty of bugs -many already reported in the forums- and lacks content and polish. So I'd recommend to those thinking to acquire it, to see it as a long term investment. IMHO the dev team and the concept are worth the money. But being fair, I can't recommend it as a full fledged game at this moment, hence the negative score. I must also acknowledge the progress this game has seen. Many bugs have been squashed, interiors have been added and love has been given to the first per
Economic & Exploration Sim I love this game way more than I thought I would. The fishing itself is very realistic with line fishing, net fishing, etc. But, what really makes the game so enjoyable is being out on the water, exploring the sea, the mapping, seeing the marine life, and of course, managing the economy to own all the ships. The mechanics are satisfyingly done to give you the feel of doing more than just clicking buttons. There is a wide variety of boats. And, the weather changes. What makes the game most challenging is that the fish will spoil if you don't time delivery right. And, it is very fun to drive the boats. This is a highly playable fishing simulator. I recommend this for fans of exploration games.
Silky: Being on the water. Rough: Too simple. Fishing... for a quick buck I thought Fishing: Barents Sea would fill a nice sim niche and I was hooked on the idea of progressing to ever bigger boats in ever expanding seas. I was hooked on the concept of finding my way from a rowing boat to a factory ship, gathering my knowledge, my marks, my crew and my gear. But... it didn't turn out like that. Somewhere between what the devs clearly wanted and what the publisher allowed, this thing fell into a shallow puddle. I started with "Grandpa's" old wooden ketch and an undiscovered sea, a few dollars in my pocket and ready to do the hard yards. I putt out of the bay and I'm met with a blue/purple circles which are supposed to be where the fish are. This was my first disappointment and it remained throughout the game. There's no need to talk to anyone, to gain knowledge, to look, to learn, to
First, I need to tell you, that this is not a bad game. And I love the way the devs put their heart into it and how they keep on patching bugs and improve gameplay. The reason why I can't recommend this game tough is, because in my opinion, they left the most important and interesting part of commercial fishing out of this game: the search for good fishing grounds and the unpredictability of how many fishes you'll catch. The hotspots just appear on your map. There is no guessing where the fish could be, just have a look at the map and it will show you exactly where to go. Then set your nets and wait for 20 hours and they will be full of fish. In my opinion this makes the game way to easy and takes out all the excitement out of it. And it gets even worse once you get to the trawlers, because then you can't even decide where you go trawling, there is just one spot labeled "open waters" and
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