Desert Island Fishing Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 170 reviews. Read all reviews for Desert Island Fishing for iPhone.
Desert Island Fishing is free iOS app published by Springloaded Pte. Ltd.
Super Fun
schwindled
Grabbed it off the main page if the store and I’m absolutely impressed! Simple and engaging design GJ DEV TEAM!!!
Good game
XandraLouise
The concept is pretty simple, but the information (tutorial) is thrown at you making it hard to find what you’re looking for after the tutorial finishes. It’s a cute game to play when you’re bored. I like the goals of completing collections. It keeps the game interesting.
Ok for awhile
Woogawoman
I enjoyed it for a day or two until I hit a point where I couldn’t advance anymore because of the stupid reeling behavior. 25 casts with better food and standard hooks and nothing to show for it. No thanks. I have better places to spend my play time.
Not bad
Mcdougalrl05
Could use a bit of adjustment to pearl cost, but overall it keeps the boredom at bay.
App Keeps Crashing
Not rly happy
Was a very fun game overall, but at certain instances the app would crash every time I opened it and then I would reinstall it. All in all too many bugs to continue playing :(.
Good but could be better
Mogan Ironwolf
The game is good. I like the interesting “fish” you can get. I have done enough trades to unlock the guy on the iceberg, which I am looking forward to seeing the goofy things you can get. And I really want to get all of the messages to tell the story of the first guy. (I’m great with names) So what can be improved you ask? The radar for one. I have to go against the radar constantly because it is locked in on something like the angelfish when I want it to lock on to the fast food set so I can complete another set towards unlocking a character. Also, occasionally after an ad, the radar will skip to another set. It’s annoying. It would be nice to be able to select the active set. Please fix this or add another fishable feature. Last thing is that sometimes the more expensive hooks break when I am very close but I get more leeway with a less expensive hook.