System: Valve Index & HTC Vive
Price at Time Of Review: £6.99
Comfort Rating: Green
Genre: Action
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG
VR Shop Score 1/100: 45
Description: “Fisher Fans” is a VR fishing-themed casual game. The mention of the word “fishing” is no stranger to the eyes of game lovers, and it can even be exaggeratedly known as: Women and children know it. The fishing arcade games that swept the north and south of the river in those days can be seen everywhere in every arcade, and are still the “red card” of arcade game rooms.
As a result, there are more and more series of games derived from “fishing”, and even different styles of game products are targeted at different age levels. In the mobile era of a hundred schools of contention, the game of “fishing” is still the guest of mobile phone users, which is enough to prove the status of “fishing” in the hearts of Chinese people. Known as “the next decade” of VR virtual reality, it has given new elements to fishing-themed games through its unique immersive characteristics. It is undoubtedly the first choice for light entertainment players in today’s fast-paced life. Feel the hearty gaming experience in the extremely short game time.
Review: I’m not really sure what type of game ‘Fisher Fans VR’ was trying to be. It reminds me of an arcade game I once played in a bowling alley in which you won tickets for “netting fish” and that was done with a little plastic fishing rod. This game features the same gameplay in which you fire out a net to catch fish, but this time you are in a tank. You have a set amount of time and you need to net as many as you can. There are even “Boss” fish for you to catch it is all very weird and shallow. But at least it looks nice I suppose and that is just about all I can say that is nice about this game because for £6.99 I expect a lot more content that what this game offers. If you like the look of it do wait for a really good sale before giving it a go. But if you ask me, this isn’t something worthy of our attention.
