Ridiculous Fishing by Eirik Suhrke, released 14 March 2013 1. Wheelman trailer game. Home Waters - down 3. Home Waters - up 4. Stormy Seas - down 6. Stormy Seas - up 7. Arctic Floes - down 8. Arctic Floes - up 9. Maelstrom - down 11. Maelstrom - up 12. Alternative end (unused) 14. Proto Seas (unused) The soundtrack to the video game Ridiculous Fishing. Ridiculous Fishing - A Tale of Redemption by Vlambeer A handcrafted game about fishing with guns, chainsaws & toasters. Follow Billy as he tries to find redemption from his uncertain past.

A handcrafted game about fishing with guns, chainsaws & toasters.Now with Google Play Game Services leaderboards and achievements!.Follow Billy as he tries to find redemption from his uncertain past. Chase your destiny on the high seas and embark on a heroic quest for glory and gills. Hours of gameplay across the continents including a never-ending Infinite arcade world.

Dozens of unlockables, weapons and items including popular fishing gear like the Most Expensive Hairdryer In The World and A Bowling Ball. Fish that become hats. No IAP - buy the game, play the game. No additional costs, no hidden fees. Even the hats are IAP-free. Fish that become hats.Based on Vlambeer's popular 2010 original, Ridiculous Fishing was lovingly handcrafted over the course of two years by Vlambeer (Super Crate Box), Zach Gage (Spelltower, Bit Pilot, Unify) and Greg Wohlwend (Hundreds, Solipskier, Gasketball).Winner of a mobile Design Award in 2013; Nominated for the 2011 Independent Games Festival Awards; Declared Most Important News Story 2011 by industry magazine Control International; Featured in The New York Times.'

Ridiculous Fishing is such a complete package that it's an effortless recommendation.' Eli Hodapp (TouchArcade) - (5 / 5)'Every aspect of the game, from the rewarding upgrade system to the unique graphics, displays an intricate craftsmanship we rarely see on mobile.' Chris Reed (Slide2Play) - (4 / 4)'Vlambeer's game is, as its title suggests, ridiculous. In its simple, gleeful rhythms of play, it's sublime, too.'

EDGE - (9 / 10)'One of the most mechanically satisfying experiences you'll ever find, and wrapped in a dazzlingly cool aesthetic.' Eli Cymet (Gamezebo) - (5 / 5)'It makes the mass destruction of innocent sea life absolutely adorable.'

Andrew Webster (The Verge)'I've come to think of Ridiculous Fishing as the unofficial game of Wes Anderson's movie The Life Aquatic.' Rob Hearn (PocketGamer)'Ridiculous Fishing is from an alternate mobile gaming universe where Nintendo is the production quality standard and action is everything.' Robert Ashley (A Life Well Wasted)'A rare pearl amidst the endless sardines of mobile games.' Chris Bateman (International Hobo)'I'm hooked up to an IV and playing Ridiculous Fishing. One is medicine, the other is a painkiller.'

Ben Kuchera (PA Report)'Ridiculous Fishing is something very special.' Magazine.IMPORTANT NOTE. If you are only seeing a black screen when running the game, please enable Developer Options under Settings and then make sure the 'Disable HW overlays' option is selected (i.e.

There's a checkmark in the box). Then try running the game again. If that doesn't help, please email us!Also, Android tablets with a width of /mobile.

Monetisation has been a real talking point for Vlambeer and Ridiculous Fishing lately.The game launched with a $2.99 price tag, and in a recent 'Ask Me Anything' on Reddit, the game's developer that 'we do believe that developers shouldn't be scared to charge $3 for a game.' The problem is that at $0.99, you'll need to sell endless amounts of copies to be able to survive as an indie developer.

Most games don't even get close to that. A direct result of the whole race-to-the-bottom in prices is the prevalence of free-to-play on iOS – it seems to be a safer bet'But since it's almost impossible to do F2P in a non-evil way and without sacrificing the elegance of your game design, we'll prefer to charge $3.' Vlambeer's comments caused quite a stir – attracting praise from free-to-play detractors and criticism from advocates of the model. But how has the studio's monetisation decision affected the game's chart performance since launch?

To find out, we've been scouring the App Store.Rank outsiderThanks to pre-release press coverage and prominent featured spots from Apple, Ridiculous Fishing got off to a strong start, climbing to #4 on the US App Store's top paid games chart within 24 hours of release.Analytics graph showing Ridiculous Fishing's performance on the US App Store's top paid downloads charts. Analytics data courtesy of.One day later, Vlambeer's arcade angling experience had reached #3 in the top paid games chart – its US peak to date. The game subsequently dropped back to #4, and held steady for six days before beginning to slip down the rankings.It's probably not a coincidence that this downwards movement began just as Ridiculous Fishing ended its one week spell as Editor's Choice on the App Store.So, Ridiculous Fishing looks like it's following the same pattern as the vast majority of paid games on the App Store. If your app is selected as the main feature in iTunes then you can pretty much charge whatever you want and people are going to buy it (especially if it also happens to be a fantastic game). So, yes, in this case $3 was the right price, and they probably could have even charged $5 and sold as many copies. It's no surprise that once the main feature ended it started to slide down the charts. The great thing is now they have plenty of room to discount and get it back up the charts.

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