Dredge triumphs among content creators for his mysterious Lovecraftian fishing proposal.
Dredge is the perfect mix of a fishing simulator and one of HP Lovecraft’s stories.
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Los fishing minigames of great adventure games, RPGs, life simulators like Disney Dreamlight Valley or, directly, fishing simulators themselves are based on the idea that fishing is a relaxing and contemplative activity that helps to de-stressalthough it is possible that all those developers had not seen this proposal that turns fishing into psychological warfare at all levels. Quite the opposite of being calm pending whether or not they bite.
We talk about Dredge, a game developed by Black Salt Games and published by Team 17 that arrived just a few days ago on PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch consoles, and PC. Its about most amazing and unpredictable fishing simulator that you can imagine.
Fishing has never been so exciting.
Unlike other life and resource gathering simulators, Dredge hides a dark and mysterious side. Beyond the residents of the place and their stories, which also seem to be somewhat gloomy, the twist is when it comes to going fishing. Before embarking on a threadbare boatthe mayor warns you of return to land before dark if you do not want to have a misfortune, and it is that in Dredge things get a little hairy when night falls.
As we can read in this Kotaku story, Dredge has a curious panic system of our main character that when night falls and catches us fishing in the sea, not only does this meter go off, but it also supernatural things start to happen. Birds with red eyes, sharp cliffs that cut you off, and even leviathan tentacles that send you to the other end of a blow.
It depends on how far you are willing to go. risk each one to get the most valuable prey from the coast, but of course Dredge has managed to surprise in one of a segment of video games where the colorful and the calm stand out more than darkness and mystery. Quite the opposite of the Life By You proposal, the life simulator that comes to stand up to The Sims.
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