While the slow-paced aspect of the narrative progression might be divisive, it does help build on the intrigue.
While Dredge isn’t very narrative-heavy from the get-go, its plot slowly gets fleshed out as you explore its five different areas as you complete the main quest and interact with the inhabitants. Add to that rumours from inhabitants of nearby islands of cryptic occurrences, you know you’re in for a different type of seafaring adventure.
After the sun sets, the waters turn hostile with aggressive creatures and even familiar landscapes seem to be littered with new obstacles. That’s no problem for a fisherman of your calibre but you quickly realise that the water you’re sailing in is not the usual type. This will be used to pay off your debt for the new ship and help improve the town. But just then, the town’s mayor provides you with another vessel to keep, on the condition to earn it by fishing and selling your catch. After ending up on a remote archipelago with your ship badly damaged, you’d think that your fishing career came to an end.
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