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Farm fish from all around the world, and help keep Fisher's Family Farm afloat, in this fast-paced Time Management game! Help Marissa Fisher feed her fishy friends as they produce delicious goods that you can sell. Collect fantastic upgrades to protect your ponds from pesky predators and meet your goals to advance to the next farm. Keep the Fisher's Family Farm alive and become a hero to Marissa's mom and dad!

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✓ Visit and manage gorgeous farms in great locations ✓ Exciting gameplay! Feed and care for the fish and choose your favorite way to protect them from the pelicans ✓ Keep the Fisher Family Farm alive!

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Game Description: Help Marissa Fisher keep her family’s farm from going under by farming fish around the world. Harvest a wide range of delicious products to sell to help you earn upgrades to speed your way to more productive and efficient ponds.

Platforms: Mac, iPad, PC

Price: $2.99

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Fisher’s Family Farm is a fun, highly enjoyable game that will literally steal time from you. I played this great game for women on my iPad and was left wondering, “Where on earth did the time go?”. I would promise myself that I was just going to finish one pond and get back to my endless list of tasks to do and bam! an hour later, I’m half way through a farm and itching to keep going!

The game centres around Marissa Fisher who is called upon by her parents to save their family fish farm which is inefficiently run and under attack by various predators. Your job is to manage your time and resources effectively to make a series of farms located around the world, more productive. Starting in one location on a map, you have to fulfil a list of tasks to enable you to progress through a series of ponds on the farm until you have made it a commercial success. Once completed, you can move on to another location on the map. Starting in Europe, the game extends to Russia, Japan, Hawaii and the USA, each with 10 ponds that you need to master. If you complete each pond within the prescribed time, you are awarded a gold coin for your effort. I was very happy to achieve the golden coin on almost every pond.

Each pond will have different goals or tasks that you will need to complete, such as harvesting a certain number of products like fish fillets or caviar, producing products such as burgers or sushi, and reaching a specific cash target. You are also given different resources for each pond, such as a flour mill, burger maker, tin factory or sushi house, each with a series of upgrades available at a price. Basically, the upgrades help you to churn out more products, faster. (You can even speed up production by repeatedly tapping a building until it produces something.) You need to figure out which upgrades (many of which are quite pricey, the fancier they get) will help you to achieve your tasks faster and which will earn you the most money. You make money by selling goods that you harvest or produce. You start off by first collecting products and storing them in your warehouse, then sending them off to various production houses to be turned into other products, such as fish cakes, burgers or bento boxes. Once the production lines are going (you have to keep the momentum going to ensure production isn’t halted) and you have lots of products in your warehouse, you can load the ones that you want to sell into a boat and send it off to market. (Be careful not to send too many of the products that are needed to make other products, or else your production lines will be compromised). When the boat returns, your booty is added to your cash total.

Once you have a nice stash of cash, you can purchase upgrades or choose to stock your pond with more fish or a friendly helper – a dolphin who helps you to harvest the goods or a narwhal who helps fend off predators. The latter two are extremely pricey, so in some ponds you need to be very picky about what you choose to spend your money on. The trick is to manage your time effectively by a) harvesting the products that pay the most and b) upgrading buildings and machines that will benefit you the most. I found that the most effective way to do this was to ensure that I kept an eye on the tasks that needed to be completed and not get sidetracked by harvesting too many products that I didn’t need. This also ensured that I did not clog up my warehouse with too many products that either I didn’t need or which were very cheap and bulky.

Which brings us to the game’s nasties. Your fish will come under attack from a number of different predators, from pelican’s swooping down from the sky, to killer whales and sharks who eat the fish. You can chase off pelican’s before they hit the water by clicking on them or, if they manage to land on the pond, double clicking them to throw a net over them (the same applies to other predators in the water). Once bundled up, click on them to haul them into your warehouse and immediately send them off to market to boost your cash levels. The further along you get, the thicker and faster the pesky predators come, so you will literally be kept on your toes (or fingers in this case!).

Fisher’s Family Farm has great graphics, funky music and quirky features such as mini movies and a trophy room. I played this game on my iPad and must have looked like a mad woman, tapping the screen like a demented dervish. I managed to complete all tasks in time on each level by frantically tapping here and there, collecting goods, packing them off, sending them to market and zapping predators as soon as they appeared. It actually reminded me of the action that Niobe made in the movie The Matrix where she navigates the Hammer through a mechanical line by frantically tapping a console before launching it into a 270-degree flip – totally cool! I loved this game but found it a bit short. It get’s 4 and a half stars from me!