victor.ledoux
The game consists of fishing. You have a fishing rod with a hook. This hook is magnetic. There is also a base with a lake on it, with a button in the centre and a screen on the side. The hook is magnetised to the base at the level of the lake to activate the button. Once the hook activates the button, the game can begin. A catch will appear on the screen and a sound will play. There are three different sounds depending on the catch: a simple fish, a shark or a shoe. The aim of the game is to pull back on the fishing rod the instant you hear the sound or see the catch on the screen, in order to stop pressing the button and capture the catch. But you have to pull back on the rod quickly enough not to miss the catch. The bigger the catch, the more points it earns, and the faster you have to pull back on the rod: the fish earns five points, but must be caught in the second it appears, and the shark earns ten points but must be caught in the half-second it appears. But you have to be careful not to catch a shoe, which deducts three points. The aim is to score the most points.
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Hook-Flash
A fishing game based on reflexes.
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