It is primarily about steering, speed and timing, and is isn't that hard to master. To set pots, you basically steer your boat over open ocean until you can drop a pot in a circle marked with a 3 or a 5 to signify how many pots you dumped. There is at least one more (rescue), but it is the exact same as the retrieval minigame with a life preserver and an overboard crew member instead of buoys and a hook. You have one for setting pots, retrieving pots, sorting crab, making repairs at sea and the offloading the crab in port. Basically, the entire game is broken down into five different minigames. As you pull up to your first fishing spot, the core of Deadliest Catch: Sea of Chaos game begins….Minigames.
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You work your way around using the menu system and the analog sticks on your PS3 controller. Once you load up and set sail, you are presented with a very un-lifelike map or the Bearing Sea with weather systems, fishing spots, other boats and Harbors all highlighted. As you get deeper in the game and different scenarios present themselves, you will need to change these selections in order to give yourself the best chance at winning. For most of my trips, I usually picked a boat the size of the Time Bandit and added Freddy (CM), Mike (TB), Lenny (Wizard) and Edgar (NW) along with a greenhorn that I was working on developing his sorting skills. It is important to choose you crew wisely so they are not standing around (based on size of boat), have the proper skills to do what you need and do not eat up too much of the boats profits.
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Here you will find many of the TV personalities we have become familiar with, as well as multiple greenhorns. Adding crew is probably the most important, because they each have an initial strength meter for various on-boat tasks such as setting, retrieving, sorting, and so on. You start up with a screen that takes you through the process of buying a boat, hiring crew, making repairs, buying fuel and so on. The game starts off with you in port, being asked (forced?) to take the tutorial to figure out how the heck to mine the crab from the waters of the Bearing Sea. This time around, the game does not seem to be focused on one boat and crew (The Northwestern in 2008’s Alaskan Storm) so much as a broader cross section of boats and crew members from the entire show. Fast forward to 2010 and the Deadliest Catch name is once again found on a video game. Although the game was a letdown, it did have some good qualities and could have been much higher rated with some additional development time. I thought the game had some serious potential and felt the developers let us down with a rushed title that lacked fundamental physics and gameplay options. Back in 2008, I had the opportunity to review the original Deadliest Catch game (Alaskan Storm) and came away severely disappointed.
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