Cellfish

Super fun horde shooter with swimming mechanics and a level up system similar to Vampire Survivors. Sometimes you'll have a number of unfavorable ability choices in a row that will make for a bad run, but for the most part, I found the gameplay to be fair and balanced. Incredibly responsive controls. Any time I took a hit, it was always my own fault. You can unlock various body parts and customize your little fishy friend any way you choose. Music and sound are good. Overall aesthetic is an awesome mix of cute and unnerving. Recommending for pretty much anyone who likes a solid action game.

A simple yet challenging masterpiece. Also, I don't care what anyone says... Orbit > Chain

Upgrade system desperately needs some way to re-roll or banish upgrades from appearing. Perhaps offer 3 kinds of upgrades, one for your weapon, one for your health, and one for utility. As it is now, most Hard 3 runs are lost because all the game wants to give me is more health and health cooldown, which does nothing when i get ping-ponged around into a crowds of enemies and die. Otherwise the game is alright. Does not have that much content. Probably worth the $5 though.

I suck at this

Mała, przyjemna ale starczy na jakieś 3 godzinny. Niewiele ulepszeń, a rozwój jest tylko miedzy grami.

Орошая игра, стоит не дорого

Very addictive game (positive) with satisfying sounds and intuitive game play :D

стрелять И уворачиваться постоянно крутясь туда сюда?! без джойстика вообще невозможно а с ним не многим лучше. В попытках быть не таким как все он стал абсолютно неудобным. Не рекомендую, честное слово

For lack of a better option, I'll label this as recommended. But it would be better described as "A fine game where you're not missing out if you don't buy it." For the price, it is a reasonable buy that is enjoyable for a few hours and doesn't have any egregious issues. That said, it's not a particularly innovative game and doesn't contribute anything specifically new to the genre of "action roguelike" or "survivors-like." It also fails to take some key lessons from other, more successful entries. While upgrades are all generally meaningful and useful in their own way, the limited amount of level ups you experience due to the more fixed nature of runs means that, most of the time, there will be a clearly superior upgrade. For example, you would essentially never take additional HP or cooldown reduction when you have additional orbit on offer for that particular ability. Adding to the issue is the lack of a banish/reroll system. Some weapons also simply play better than others. The Orbit ability, for example, relies heavily on getting the "correct" upgrades early. Shells, on the other hand, could probably polish off an Easy run with no upgrades whatsoever. This isn't a damage/balance issue as much as raw mechanical advantage. "Permanent" progression is subtle--present in the form of "evolutions" that mix other Ability effects into others, such as the ability to add a zap effect to Orbit. However, as noted, the lack of reroll or banishing leads to instances where you can be left with a choice of two evolutions that are functionally useless for the ability being used. Beyond that, minor frustrations become apparent as more time is put into playing--things like the "ricochet" from hitting an enemy, firing certain abilities, or enemies splitting getting you damaged/killed without any real counterplay beyond "Don't be in that situation in the first place." A similar, minor frustration is that you're limited to eight directional firing, but enemies have a proper and full 360 degree movement and firing. Again, overall, this is a fine game. But I think it would probably, for most, stop being fun before you ever got close to hitting 100% on achievements. So if you only have $5 to spend and you're choosing between this and something else, it may well not be this.

First of all, great time waster and sometimes ball clenching. I have 3 gripes about this game though: 1. The harder difficulties heavily rely on you getting dogwater RNG on upgrades to be more difficult. 2. Upgrades sometimes dont apply to your creature, I notice this happens when Im holding down a movement key while clicking an upgrade 3. I wish there was an infinity mode in the game; the funnest part about games like these is when you've got 20 upgrades bought and mowing down enemy hordes in seconds. All in all, 4/5