Magnet Fishing Simulator – a magnetic fishing simulator from the Polish company FreeMind SA, a game from the PlayWay catalog. Instead of fish, metal is pulled from the seabed: rusty trinkets, bicycles, safes, and other items that someone once discarded or lost are lifted up on a rope with a neodymium magnet.
Five reservoirs
It all begins on the river, where simple finds are found and where it's easiest to get comfortable. Further on, you'll discover a lake with sunken boats and chests, a seaport with mountains of scrap metal and rare artifacts, a sunken city with historical treasures, and the ocean depths, which are the most difficult to reach. New locations become accessible once you have enough equipment and finds. Some areas require a boat with extra fuel, while others require a diving suit, which allows you to collect items from the seabed by hand. Dangerous objects, including explosive ones, are also found underwater.
Clean and sell
The find is sent to the workshop. There, rust is removed with specialized tools, broken parts are repaired, missing pieces are restored, and then the item is polished to its original appearance. Then comes the choice: sell the find or keep it. Items are organized into thematic collections, such as antique weapons, old coins, or sunken watches. A complete collection increases selling prices and earns rewards, and an exhibition at the museum generates income while you're busy with other things.
More powerful magnets
A weak magnet only lifts light objects. To pull out heavy and expensive ones, it needs to be upgraded. The same goes for boats and restoration tools: the better they are, the faster and cleaner the work. The game features a first-person view, weather changes, and Steam Workshop support. A GTX 1060-class graphics card and 8GB of memory are required, and you can download it here. Magnet Fishing Simulator You can download it via torrent on your PC on this page.
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