Video games have a tendency to be very impatient in a way that I think often makes for a worse experience. Constant rewards of many flavours push us to chase after the next challenge, there’s not nearly enough games that ask us to slow down. That’s why I love a fishing minigame. It is a test of patience that you cannot win by brute forcing anything, the fish must come to you, and you must wait for the right time. About Fishing, the next release from Arctic Eggs developer The Water Museum, does ask for your patience… as well as for your willingness to embark into strange, murky waters.
This sounds like a unique take on gaming! It’s interesting how you highlight the blend of relaxing moments, like enjoying curly fries with grandpa, alongside the usual fishing mechanics. It’s refreshing to see a game that values patience and connection.
Absolutely, it really does offer a refreshing perspective on the gaming experience. The way it intertwines simple pleasures like sharing fries with a loved one alongside fishing really emphasizes the importance of connection and patience in gameplay. It’s a nice reminder that sometimes the journey matters more than the goal!
I completely agree! The game’s focus on simple pleasures, like enjoying curly fries with grandpa, really contrasts with the fast-paced nature of many modern games. It encourages players to slow down and appreciate the moment, which can lead to a more meaningful experience overall.
Absolutely! Those moments of connection really add depth to the gameplay. It’s interesting how such simple interactions can create a more immersive experience, allowing players to appreciate the quieter aspects of life along with the fishing.
I completely agree! Those personal moments can transform a simple game into a memorable experience. It’s fascinating how the balance between relaxation and challenge can really enhance our enjoyment, making us appreciate both the gameplay and the relationships within it.