The licensing is on-point, too if you’re a fishing fan, you’ll recognise everything in-game, from the boats to the rods to the lure. There are tournaments to participate in, ranks to climb and 24 species of fish to catch across several iconic locations in North America. What Rapala Fishing: Pro Series does have is content. That said, if you’re a fishing fiend and you’re not willing to put up with quiet and repetition, then perhaps you’re in the wrong industry. Rapala Fishing: Pro Series certainly has its fair share of problems: it’s perhaps a little too unchallenging, it can be too sedate at times, and it’s a tad repetitive. I would also like to point out that the company behind Fishing Planet is called Fishing Planet LLC.We kick things off with the FIFA of pro fishing video games. The video rekindles memories of one of my favourite video game videos of all time, Farming Simulator Mad Skill. It's like saying, if you play Fishing Planet and you catch a fish you're basically Tony Stark. There's a lot to love about the Fishing Planet trailer, but my favourite bit is when the dead-eyed fisherman poses for a photo, and the camera pulls back to reveal the photo is now in a frame on the desk in the room of a high-powered city CEO at the top of a skyscraper. Activision, are you watching? COD could do with something like this. The trailer for Fishing Planet on PS4 has it all: a Christopher Nolan-esque set-up, heavy guitar music that is definitely inappropriate for the on-screen action, slow motion will it or won't it bite fish, and of course thousands of tackle combinations.
But how would they make it interesting? How would they grab the attention of all the console kids busy playing Call of Duty and FIFA. The game, which has been out on Steam for a couple of years, comes out on PlayStation 4 on 29th August. The people behind Fishing Planet had a problem to solve.
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