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Ice fishing lakes named on the Pro Pilkki 2 card

Protocol · 11 November 2026 · 3 min

Strengths and limits of what the US App Store description says about frozen water and modes. Source: listing text checked again on 13 November 2026.

Strengths the listing states

The description frames the title as a mobile version of the ProPilkki 2 ice fishing multiplayer simulation. It names “more than 40 frozen lakes, ponds and rivers” for the full product, plus single player tournaments and public online games. The free trial line is specific: 16 lakes, practice mode, single player competition, and local records. That split is useful for a protocol desk because it is countable text, not marketing fog.

Full-version bullets on the same card add competition breadth (25 modes), equipment counts, three seasons, four times of day, and network multiplayer described as compatible with other published platforms. Version history later names individual lakes (Ruippo, Rönttäoja, Harjukankaan monttu, Peräjärvi, Palusjärvi), which supports the claim that the map list grows over time.

Limits of the lake claims

The card does not publish a machine-readable lake table on the store page itself. “More than 40” is a ceiling phrase, not a sortable list. Trial “16 lakes” is clearer, but the desk cannot verify which sixteen without opening the binary — and this site never hosts that binary. Online chat and “relaxed network game” wording imply social features; the privacy section, not the marketing paragraph, is where data categories are listed.

Protocol takeaway

For ice fishing coverage on this desk, lakes and modes are quoted from the description and dated. Install size (182.9 MB), OS floor (iOS 12.0+), and the $4.99 full-version purchase sit in the passport table on the home page. No download counter appears on the App Store card; none is invented here.

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