Bass Masters Classic: Tournament Edition

Description

When it was first released, the fishing simulation game Bass Masters Classic: Tournament Edition marketed itself as the only fully 3D fishing game.

This game can be played in a variety of ways. The Single Player mode features the Amateur game, the Professional game, the Arcade game, and the Practice game in addition to the tutorial mode.

In the amateur version of the game, the player competes in a series of one-day bass fishing contests where just the weight of four fish counts.

The career mode in the professional game allows the player to fish lakes while advancing through tournaments until they reach the actual B.A.S.S. Master's Classic.

The enjoyable type of fishing is in the arcade style. Less simulation and far more action may be found here.

The user can modify the fishing conditions in Practice Mode to get ready for whatever challenges the game may present.

There is also a tutorial mode and a multiplayer game.

Four bass fishing experts, Shaw E. Grigsby Jr., Roland Martin, Paul Ellas, and Ken Cook, offer videos and tips in the game. Lake Fork, Lake Minnetonka, Lake Mead, and Lake Logan Martin are the four lakes that can be fished; the latter is not accessible in the game's Amateur mode. Although a force feedback joystick is provided, it can also be played fully using a keyboard or a mouse.