Feesh

Considerando el precio, no está tan mal y tendrás unos minutos de diversión por lo bajo. Dicho esto, no hay demasiada variedad de mecánicas en el gameplay. Los tiburones son muy frustrantes, difícilmente los verás aproximarse, aparecen aleatoriamente y te persiguen como si fueran misiles tele-dirigidos con rango global. No lo recomiendo la verdad. Incluso con un precio tan accesible, no es difícil encontrar mejores juegos gratis en Internet. 3.5/10

this game turns into the worst game ever becuase when you evovle theres like 100 sharks.

This game is pretty fun. It's easy to just pick it up and play every once in a while to try to beat your high score. It is also a challenge, as it is a eat or be eaten kind of game. Overall, it's a fun game.

Pretty good incremental growth game, but the ability progression for each level feels a little out of order imo. I couldn't get past the "crustacean" level 4, so i'm not sure what comes after that. Also, after a certain size, enemies stop posing any sort of challenge and the game becomes akin to a late-game Katamari level. i'd say its worth the 99 cents if you're looking for something pretty chill.

It's not a bad game, the main issue seems to be that after a game over the mouse stops working, and it's a bit of a pain to exit the game and enter back into it. Aside from this, the point of the game is to judge things you can eat, as you eat them you get bigger, if they are bigger than you, then you lose a life.

What a fantastic little game. You've probably played something very similar before. I love the chosen aesthetic and the variations in enemy and consumable fishees are unique. Great job for a little 48 hour game! I'm into it.

Life changing

i have spent over a day of my life playing feesh. i regret nothing

A fun time waster.

Surprisingly addictive