DREDGE

A Sinister Fishing Adventure

Free · In‑App Purchases

*TRY BEFORE YOU BUY* Play the first area for free. One-time purchase unlocks the base game. DLC expansions available as additional in-app purchases. Captain your fishing trawler to explore a collection of remote isles, and their surrounding depths, to see what lies below. Sell your catch to the locals and complete quests to learn more about each area’s troubled past. Outfit your boat with better equipment to trawl deep-sea trenches and navigate to far-off lands, but keep an eye on the time. You might not like what finds you in the dark... Explore the Islands & Discover their Secrets Starting from your new home in the remote archipelago, ‘The Marrows’, take to the water and scour the depths for curious collectables and over 125 deep sea denizens. Explore each area while completing quests and visiting neighboring island regions – each with their own unique opportunities, inhabitants, and secrets. Dredge the Depths Someone wants you to dig up the past, but can you trust them and will it ever be enough? Beware the Fog Danger is everywhere, so watch for sharp rocks and shallow reefs, though the biggest threats of all lurk within the fog that cloaks the night-time seas... Game Features: - Unravel a Mystery: Captain your fishing trawler across a collection of remote islands, each with its own inhabitants to meet, wildlife to discover, and stories to unearth. - Dredge the Depths: Scour the sea for hidden treasures and complete quests to gain access to strange new abilities - Study Your Craft: Research special equipment and upgrade your boat’s capabilities to gain access to rare fish and valuable deep-sea curios. - Fish to Survive: Sell your discoveries to the locals to learn more about each area, and upgrade your boat to reach even more secluded locations. - Fight the Unfathomable: Strengthen your mind and use your abilities to survive trips out on the water after dark.

  • 4.3
    out of 5
    1.1K Ratings
  • Editors’ Choice

    One-eyed giant eels? Alien-like anglerfish? You’ll be shocked at your haul in this creepy, Lovecraftian fishing game.

    Editors’ Choice

    One-eyed giant eels? Alien-like anglerfish? You’ll be shocked at your haul in this creepy, Lovecraftian fishing game.

  • Great performance, a bit of weird UI

    Ripp Steakface

    Performance is fantastic on capable devices, and the game supports up to 120fps and controllers. UI is weird sometimes. When fishing with touch controls, the fish will appear at the last place you tapped which is likely on the left side of the screen. You then have to drag it to the right side to place it in your inventory. Why doesn’t it just appear in the inventory for you to adjust?When rotating a fish in your inventory, you get three options: Place, Rotate, Discard. If the fish is in an area of your inventory that it can’t be placed in, the Discard option takes the same position that Rotate just occupied. If you’re looking at the fish and not the buttons to the left of it, you could accidentally discard the fish instead of rotating it. The game sorta resolves this by making you tap and hold on Discard, but I find myself frequently having to check where I’m tapping. The three options could be designed to occupy the same place on the screen and Place can simply disappear when it’s not an option instead of Rotate and Discard shifting upward. “Back” at the bottom right is made more for a mouse cursor than for touch. It’s pretty small and you have to tap directly on it when you’re in a menu. If you’re using touch controls, a touch-based button should be a little larger, perhaps more like the menu options I mentioned above. There’s a few other weird things in the game, like how with some NPC requests you just have to remember where to resolve them, they may not show up in Core Pursuits. I don’t expect the game to hand-hold a ton, but some general guidance on fishing locations or a mark on the map would have been more helpful, especially as the game goes on and the novelty begins to wear.

    Great performance, a bit of weird UI

    Ripp Steakface

    Performance is fantastic on capable devices, and the game supports up to 120fps and controllers. UI is weird sometimes. When fishing with touch controls, the fish will appear at the last place you tapped which is likely on the left side of the screen. You then have to drag it to the right side to place it in your inventory. Why doesn’t it just appear in the inventory for you to adjust?When rotating a fish in your inventory, you get three options: Place, Rotate, Discard. If the fish is in an area of your inventory that it can’t be placed in, the Discard option takes the same position that Rotate just occupied. If you’re looking at the fish and not the buttons to the left of it, you could accidentally discard the fish instead of rotating it. The game sorta resolves this by making you tap and hold on Discard, but I find myself frequently having to check where I’m tapping. The three options could be designed to occupy the same place on the screen and Place can simply disappear when it’s not an option instead of Rotate and Discard shifting upward. “Back” at the bottom right is made more for a mouse cursor than for touch. It’s pretty small and you have to tap directly on it when you’re in a menu. If you’re using touch controls, a touch-based button should be a little larger, perhaps more like the menu options I mentioned above. There’s a few other weird things in the game, like how with some NPC requests you just have to remember where to resolve them, they may not show up in Core Pursuits. I don’t expect the game to hand-hold a ton, but some general guidance on fishing locations or a mark on the map would have been more helpful, especially as the game goes on and the novelty begins to wear.

  • Nothing wrong except for the people who hate it (and a bit pricey)

    LegoFanaticSheehee

    There is absolutely no reason why people should be leaving this game a one star. Sure, it’s not for everyone, especially with the intense scenes and the eerie story, but come on. Just because you have to do a little extra work to get around the map and organize your boat and all that doesn’t immediately make it a bad game. Just because people don’t like the immersion doesn’t mean they have to blab their mouths about it. One common theme as well is complaints about pricing, and come on. It literally says in the description in all caps and bolded, “PAY BEFORE YOU PLAY” just under the in game purchases where the base game is clearly listed as the first purchase. I do agree that the price can be steep for some people, but I think it’s worth it for the amount of rich story there is to discover. Outstanding game, and I hope to play more of your guys’ work in the future!

    Nothing wrong except for the people who hate it (and a bit pricey)

    LegoFanaticSheehee

    There is absolutely no reason why people should be leaving this game a one star. Sure, it’s not for everyone, especially with the intense scenes and the eerie story, but come on. Just because you have to do a little extra work to get around the map and organize your boat and all that doesn’t immediately make it a bad game. Just because people don’t like the immersion doesn’t mean they have to blab their mouths about it. One common theme as well is complaints about pricing, and come on. It literally says in the description in all caps and bolded, “PAY BEFORE YOU PLAY” just under the in game purchases where the base game is clearly listed as the first purchase. I do agree that the price can be steep for some people, but I think it’s worth it for the amount of rich story there is to discover. Outstanding game, and I hope to play more of your guys’ work in the future!

  • A reel incredible game that you can sink hours into. Well worth the price!

    a.scottstin

    The gameplay loop is simple, yet entrancing. You maneuver your tiny boat through a little alcove, reeling up any fish you see and strategically placing them in your ships cargo. You will return to port, sell your fish, and upgrade your boat. Then you take to the seas again! This time you have a stronger engine, brighter lights, more fishing nets, and bigger cargo hold. You discover more fish, and find intriguing new islands with mysteries to uncover. I played this game on the initial PC release and was immediately hooked by its charm! The art style lends itself perfectly to the themes of the story. The gameplay loop is repetitive, but somehow strikes a perfect balance of being engaging and refreshing enough to not get stale through the many zones of the game. There are so many hidden secrets to discover, that there is never a dull moment! When I saw that Dredge was coming to mobile, I immediately preordered the game and have been eagerly waiting since it was announced! Initially I was hesitant on how the controls would port to mobile since I initially played with a controller. I was so pleasantly relieved and surprised just how natural it feels to play this game on a touch screen! Albeit, the controls are fairly simple for this game, it just works so seamlessly on mobile. Overall, this is a top-tier game with one of the best stories in entertainment/media. The gameplay is easy to pick up, and extremely engaging; all the way up to the last moments of the game. I couldn't recommend this game more!

    A reel incredible game that you can sink hours into. Well worth the price!

    a.scottstin

    The gameplay loop is simple, yet entrancing. You maneuver your tiny boat through a little alcove, reeling up any fish you see and strategically placing them in your ships cargo. You will return to port, sell your fish, and upgrade your boat. Then you take to the seas again! This time you have a stronger engine, brighter lights, more fishing nets, and bigger cargo hold. You discover more fish, and find intriguing new islands with mysteries to uncover. I played this game on the initial PC release and was immediately hooked by its charm! The art style lends itself perfectly to the themes of the story. The gameplay loop is repetitive, but somehow strikes a perfect balance of being engaging and refreshing enough to not get stale through the many zones of the game. There are so many hidden secrets to discover, that there is never a dull moment! When I saw that Dredge was coming to mobile, I immediately preordered the game and have been eagerly waiting since it was announced! Initially I was hesitant on how the controls would port to mobile since I initially played with a controller. I was so pleasantly relieved and surprised just how natural it feels to play this game on a touch screen! Albeit, the controls are fairly simple for this game, it just works so seamlessly on mobile. Overall, this is a top-tier game with one of the best stories in entertainment/media. The gameplay is easy to pick up, and extremely engaging; all the way up to the last moments of the game. I couldn't recommend this game more!

Version History

  • - Added deep link support

  • - Lower default display settings have been added for lower end devices.

  • - Fixed a Korean localisation string

  • - Fixed an issue with bait spots not spawning the full range of fish

  • - Fixes a bug that caused cloud saves to stop syncing for some MacOS and iOS players. - Fixes a bug that caused bonuses from reading books to not apply. - Fixes a bug that caused the description of some save slots not to be translated when choosing a new language. - Fixes a bug that caused some touch screen controls to stop working after rebinding controller inputs. - Fixes a bug that made wirelessly connected controllers unable to navigate the Store page. - Corrects a mistranslation in the fishing mini-game for Spanish.

  • General updates and bug fixes

  • General updates and bug fixes

  • General updates and bug fixes

  • General updates and bug fixes

  • General updates and bug fixes

  • General updates and bug fixes

- Added deep link support

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Seller
  • Black Salt Games Limited
Size
  • 822.9 MB
Category
  • Adventure
Compatibility
Requires iOS 13.0 or later.
  • iPhone
    Requires iOS 13.0 or later.
  • iPad
    Requires iPadOS 13.0 or later.
  • iPod touch
    Requires iOS 13.0 or later.
  • Mac
    Requires macOS 10.13.0 or later.
  • Apple Vision
    Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
Languages
English and 11 more
  • English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
Age Rating
13+
  • 13+
  • Frequent
    Horror/Fear Themes

    Infrequent
    Cartoon or Fantasy Violence
    Profanity or Crude Humor
    Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use or References
    Guns or Other Weapons
In-App Purchases
Yes
  • Base Game Unlock $24.99
  • Blackstone Key $0.99
  • The Pale Reach $5.99
  • The Iron Rig $11.99
  • Base Game Unlock $24.99
  • The Iron Rig $11.99
  • The Pale Reach $5.99
  • Blackstone Key $0.99
Copyright
  • © 2024 Black Salt Games Ltd
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