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Sinclair ZX Spectrum

Angler

1982 1 Players 87% Not Rated

Angler is a fishing game where a river is viewed from the side. The player controls a boat left and right along the surface and has to catch the fish that swim back and forth in rows. With the press of a button the line will be cast and it will drop until the button is released, it hits a fish or reaches the river bed. To catch a fish the hook has to land exactly in front of it. In each game the player has 100 casts and has to catch as much fish as possible before they run out. In addition to fishes there are crabs which should be avoided since they eat fish that has been caught. To get rid of a crab it is necessary to catch one of the larger fish which in turn can eat the crab.

Release date
December 31, 1982
Developer
Dirk Olivier
Publisher
Virgin Games Ltd
Players
1

About this game

Angler

Angler is a fishing game where a river is viewed from the side. The player controls a boat left and right along the surface and has to catch the fish that swim back and forth in rows. With the press of a button the line will be cast and it will drop until the button is released, it hits a fish or reaches the river bed. To catch a fish the hook has to land exactly in front of it. In each game the player has 100 casts and has to catch as much fish as possible before they run out. In addition to fishes there are crabs which should be avoided since they eat fish that has been caught. To get rid of a crab it is necessary to catch one of the larger fish which in turn can eat the crab.

Genres

Action

Modes

Single Player

Studios and credits

Developer
Dirk Olivier
Publisher
Virgin Games Ltd

Regional releases

Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1982 · Not Rated

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