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Dark fishing adventure ‘Dreadmoor’ casts off with PC demo trailer ahead of Steam launch

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Dark Fishing Adventure ‘Dreadmoor’ Casts Off with PC Demo Trailer Ahead of Steam Launch

Dreadmoor, the dark first-person fishing adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world from developer Dream Dock and publisher Digital Vortex Entertainment, […]

Dreadmoor, the dark first-person fishing adventure set in a post-apocalyptic world from developer Dream Dock and publisher Digital Vortex Entertainment, cruises into the Submerged Lands with the demo launch on PC for Steam on Tuesday, Oct. 6, as announced in the Secret Sauce Showcase.

“Take the helm of a creaky old boat and fish to survive in the Submerged Lands, a cursed region twisted in the aftermath of a cataclysmic catastrophe. Scout the best spots to reel in mutated monstrosities, ranging from sharp-toothed small fry to predatory fish that put up a desperate fight. Fill the ship’s hold, then float back to the bait shop looming over the water atop a set of gigantic crab legs.

“Sell fish to buy new gear, or dissect them for their rare and valuable organs, which can be used to fashion complex and irresistible lures for drawing in craftier prey lurking in the deepest recesses of the bayou. Salvage wreckage and scrap to upgrade the boat, then fuel up for the journey ahead.

Dreadmoor‘s PC demo launches on Tuesday, Oct. 6, on Steam for PC.

Here’s the trailer.

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