Fishing Star World Tour (輸入版:北米) – Switch

家でゆっくり楽しめそう！

アイコンから日本語となっている。 プレイにも問題なし。 内容はダウンロード版と同様と思われる。

色々な魚がある、釣り好きな人にオススメ

Jogo chegou em perfeitas condições funcionando normalmente

Interesting game

I've been interested in fish and fishing games for a long time, but only ones with a cartoony/anime style to it. It all started with River King: Mystic Valley on the DS and I've been looking for something similar ever since. Most fishing games take the realistic approach, which there is nothing wrong with, just not my cup of tea. This game however has like 40 beautiful and varied locales for fishing, nearly 200 different marine species to catch, visual and stat upgrades to rods, lures, and reels; and even special even "boss" fish to catch. You aren't limited to catching just fish as sea cucumbers, octopus, and even whale sharks are in your scope. The gameplay is fun and you can progress quickly or take your time on each locale. You unlock new rods, lures, and reels through the game which all have different looks to them and they're all very cool. You don't get too technical in the catching department, but it doesn't need to be. What this game has is engaging and entertaining and there is a real challenge near the last part of the game. There are unlockables tied to achievements such as catching a certain number of fish, every fish in the game, and even getting 4 star tank catch on every fish. This game is literally everything I'd want from a game such as this. There's also another anime style fishing game called Ace Angler (for Fishing Spirits) for the Switch which I highly recommend. It's a Switch port of a super fun arcade fishing game and I put lots of hours into this one too.

Perfect for children young and old. Simple, exciting and good graphics. Nothing scary. Just fun. Highly recommend especially for families with young children.

Fishing Star World Tour lands in the sweet spot between realistic fishing game and arcade fishing game. I could not be happier. It has tons of fish. Not only does it have a bunch of locations, but each of those locations has a bunch of different fishing spots, and every spot in every location is fun, and often imaginative in ways I did not expect from a fishing game. (one of the early sea spots has you fishing around a giant, half submerged kangaroo statue, for example) The mechanics are engaging and fun and active. It's not a fitness game, but it certainly involves more activity than sitting with a controller in your hand (although you can play that way too, if you don't want to use the motion controls). Using the Switch joycons to cast and reel works remarkably well. There is a ton of tackle to unlock - rods, reels, and lures. It even has boss fish! I have no complaints about this title whatsoever. I'm surprised it's only thirty dollars. This doesn't do anything with a boat, or a fish finder, or any of that, so if you're looking for realistic fishing, this is probably not the game for you.