Fisher Online

Fisher Online - online wild fishing simulator. Forget about licenses and catch rates. Choose bait or lures and catch fish in Europe and Russia.

Fisher Online is a fishing, simulation and massively multiplayer game developed and published by R-Age.
Released on October 27th 2019 is available only on Windows in 3 languages: Russian, English and German.

It has received 3,918 reviews of which 3,326 were positive and 592 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.2 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 13.79€ on Steam.

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Requirements

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Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 10
Processor: intel i5
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: GF1060
DirectX: Version 10
Storage: 4 GB available space

Reviews

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Oct. 2024

Great game and very impressive that it's done by mostly a single dev. The gameplay is a great middlepoint between planet fishing and RF4. It's the best fishing simulator for me. Just wish I discovered it earlier :)

Aug. 2024

Hi guys! To be honest you are not interested in the question if it is a good game or not, since you want to fish either way. So the main question is for you that if this game is better or worse than the competitors? Let's start with the easy comparison: Fishing Planet - this is not a question, Fisher Online is way better in technically every aspect that FP. Russian Fishing 4 - well, this is a bit more complex: - Graphics: some part of the graphics is better in RF4, while from some other point of view the graphics of Fisher Online is the better. Eg.: there are some RF4 maps which are really beautiful while e.g. the San river is not so nice in Fisher Online. On the other hand in Fisher Online you can see leaves, and other stuff floating on the surface of the water, and lot of other thing looks better than in RF4. Fish look and move, flickering in the water in a much more realistic way in Fisher Online, while the already caught bigger ones look better in RF4. - Gameplay: in this category Fisher Online far better than RF4. There are no frustrating challenges, but plenty of daily quests, which are set on a way that there is no pressure on you if you can do it or not. There are no problem of lack of skillpoints since the developer of Fisher Online don't want you to spend real money on skill point resets, but the progression of your angler is based on his experience in the given equipment, which is much more realistic. Plenty of other example could be told, but the main point is that Fisher online is much more realistic. But it does not mean that too complicated, e.g.: the rig system is more simple and thus more realistic than in RF4. E.g.: I was fishing last week in real life, and I made a simple bottom rig but I used a feeder basket which is ideal for method technic. As per RF4 is it a simple bottom rig or a method rig? In Fisher Online you don't have to 'officially' decide it and put skillpoints onto it, you just put it together and you use it. You do not have to worry, that this rig is better in this situation but I spent skill points on the other one... - Bugs: I was playing RF4 for 4 YEARS(!). There are plenty of serious bugs in it which can kill the feeling. I realised this when in Fisher Online I went to the shore and I was not worrying that I will be glued to the shore and will not able to move. Those who played RF4 know what I speak about. Think about, let's say, your 10 most hated bugs in RF4 - believe me, at least 9 of them do not exist in Fisher Online! There is no 'double line at night', there are no wrong statistics of fish you caught, you will not be prevented by bug to move your character, there is no 'ghost snag', there are no spinning brake of caster reels, and so on... Of course Fisher Online also has some bugs, but none of them serious ones, no ones which would ruin the immerse, the feeling. Summary: I bought Fisher Online recently, and now I hate .... that I wasted YEARS from my life for RF4...

Aug. 2024

By far the best fishing game there is and I have played all of them for a lot of time. Graphics are great, you have a lot of maps and a lot of things to discover.

May 2024

This game is doing everything right that the big 2 are getting wrong. There's no expensive licenses just to stay at the same place and fish every day. Travel fees are pretty negligible, as well, and reasonable prices for gear allow you to try stuff out just to see what works. The fishing mechanics are also very satisfying. Fish will actually get tired, so skillful play is rewarded with bigger catches than your tackle might otherwise handle. If I had to complain about something, it's that there's next to no tutorials in the game itself. You're going to have to figure things out and either google or ask other players when you can't. There are a couple leaflets you can buy in-game that give some advice on things like hook selection and leaders, but other than that you're on your own. It's rad overall, though. Oh, and as far as I can understand it, the rash of recent negative reviews are from people angry that there were changes made to a card collection system in the game that it seems like they were using for RMT. So they're upset that their virtual cards are worth less real-world money. Up to you if that matters to you or not.

March 2024

What a hidden gem this game is, incredibly underrated. No outrageous P2W, very few micro-transactions, in fact you can't even buy the currency on steam anymore. while updates are few and far between, the updates generally involve a new waterway to fish. Here's some things that make the game stand out to me: within 10 minutes of playing on the first lake available, some people were asking if anyone wanted to join a club, i joined one and was welcomed with open arms as well as gifted various baits and some blueprints for later on items, while my experiences may differ from others, I'm confident that the community in general is friendly. Minimal to no micro-transactions daily missions which give a huge amount of exp and currency. an ever repeating list of missions you can do for other rewards, like baits, crafting materials, currency or exp. being in a club gives you a decent exp boost. making your own bait and lures. able to craft and repair your own rods, floats, leaders and such. gear doesn't just break randomly, it actually takes a while to break. you have single rod stands from level 1 allowing you to fish multiple rods at once. the beginner gear is relatively cheap and there's plenty of options to choose from float with stick, float with reel, bottom rods, feeder rods, picker rods, match rods, spinning rods. Fly fishing there's saltwater fishing with active plans to add deep sea fishing (Should be next update) fishing locations across Europe, from France to Russia to Loch Ness to Germany and everywhere in between lots of fish that, including the infamous Wels Catfish boat rental is either free or costs like 5 currency(larger boats cost more), which is literally nothing. beautiful landscapes to enjoy while either walking to your favourite spot or waiting for a bite. the night sky actually has constellations. beautiful waters and morning fog that rolls in and out as the day gets later. travelling to new locations doesn't cost a fortune and even better, no need to buy licences to fish there. keep catching little trash fish? turn 'em into bait Some minor negatives(and i mean really minor, more like quality of life): better UI for the crafting menu, some tutorials early on to learn about crafting. What I will say is that this game does rely on a little bit of real world knowledge, a lot of trial and error when it comes to finding certain fish and finally, patience. You're not gonna be landing 100+lb sharks within an hour.

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13.79€

8.2

3,326

592

Online players

680

Developer

R-Age

Publisher

R-Age

Release 27 Oct 2019

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