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Call of the Wild: The Angler receives its new Evolution update

The developers of the fishing game Call of the Wild: The Angler have released the details of the new Evolution update. At first glance, they show how they have introduced a great variety of fish and an improved graphic aspect thanks to more remarkable water physics. But they have detailed all the changes that the game receives in its next update in a post on the official blog.

The Evolution update is live now, with new fish, lots of improvements, a complete overhaul of the progression system, and more.

Everything that comes to The Angler

They've stocked the waterways with eight new fish species in the Golden Ridge Reserve. These are blackfish, tiger walleye, flatsnout sturgeon, green sunfish, brook trout, cutthroat trout, Ohrid trout, and walleye. Adding more variety to this area is important because it's where everyone begins their fishing adventure with The Angler.

A rework has been given to the water skin, now available with the Evolution update. Bodies of water have received a major visual overhaul, with their movement and reflections updated to look better than ever.

Now our angler will react based on the size of your catch on the catch screen. Before, characters had a fixed neutral facial expression, even after taking the best shot of their life they would react the same.

There is a new and improved progression system. His goal is to make leveling up, fishing, and increasing reputation more meaningful. It also implies changes to the XP numbers for all players.

Other improvements:

  • Most fish now have a greater preference for day or night.
  • Spawn rates for fish in the Golden Ridge Reserve have been adjusted.
  • Now you can expand the backpack.
  • Quests have been modified to accommodate the new fish species.
  • New daily and weekly challenges.
  • Improvements in the touch and vibration of the controller.
  • The tutorial has been renewed.
  • New feature: Taylor's Tackle Academy, which includes four missions and challenges, for a more detailed tutorial.
  • Credits are now earned by catching fish.
  • Color grading in the Golden Ridge Reservoir has been improved.
  • The reservation introduction videos have been updated.
  • More night light at the Golden Ridge Reserve.
  • Now the images of the objects appear in the interface.
  • Available the list of players of the session in multiplayer modes.
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Benjamin Rosa

Madrileño whose publishing career began in 2009. I love investigating curiosities that I later bring to you, readers, in articles. I studied photography, a skill that I use to create humorous photomontages.

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