* Unique system of game physics and realistic tackle damage – rods, lines and reels break according to their actual individual characteristics.
* Photorealistic graphics – using latest high-end tools for ultimate photo-realism: photogrammetry, all waterways are based on real location. Biting/striking reactions for each fish species are completely realistic and natural as well as specifics of lure attacks. * Complex AI system for fish behavior that correlates with seasonal and climatic change, time of day, speed of water current, bottom contour and type (color and structure), water and air temperature, wind, etc. The combination of unique graphics, realistic game physics and sophisticated AI will bring the realistic world of fishing directly to your screen! Stunning eye-candy graphics, superb hydro and aerodynamics, realistic tackle behavior and damage based on actual simulation physics and, most importantly, fish with artificial intelligence for completely lifelike behavior make this a true-to-life fishing simulator that can help you improve your actual angling skills! The game is FREE to play and just a download away!įishing Planet® isn’t just another game about fishing.
The size of the hook is appropriate for snaring large fish and sharks, a practice with a very long tradition in this northern Peruvian coastal region, centered around the regional capital of Trujillo.Fishing Planet® is a unique and highly realistic online first-person multiplayer fishing simulator developed by avid fishing enthusiasts for anglers to bring you the full thrill of actual angling! Choose your lures, make your trophy catches, discover new possibilities and sharpen your real angling skills anywhere, anytime with your friends! Among Campaña's most interesting find so far is a very large (four-inch-long) copper fishhook wrapped with gold foil. The Virú burials also feature a variety of grave goods, including ceramic vessels decorated with human faces and whimsical animal details, jewelry, and folded copper sheets inserted into the mouths or the hands of the deceased.
Additional lab work will determine if there was any sort of relation between the individuals buried and the owners of the additional body parts. One suggestion is that the extra limbs may have served as a sacrificial offering to accompany the dead to the afterlife. The individuals who had suffered trauma were also most likely to have been buried with additional limbs, says Campaña.Īt this time, the archaeologists can only speculate about the motivation behind the unusual Virú burials. Preliminary study indicates that many sets of remains show evidence of trauma, including cut marks and blunt-force injury.
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