
Get beneath the scales of a little blue fish and dive into a vibrant, living, breathing world and uncover its mysteries. Explore every nook and cranny of 3 vibrant biomes: a coral reef, a kelp forest and a rocky ocean floor and all the lost and forgotten beautiful sites within them.
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[Quick review of the game] Things I personally enjoy: > Perma Death aspect - If you love the thrill of having your progress at risk then you're definitely going to enjoy Fisherones. It rewards good play and you can choose to invest in either glass cannon builds(crit chance mutagens and stamina regen) or more defensive ones(poison when attacked,hp & dodge chance mutagens). Game also offers a revive mutagen that you can use to cheat death once, extremely useful and saved me from a couple deaths before that otherwise woulda made me pretty sad > Scoreboard - Who doesn't like a little bit of point hoarding? Every kill or discovery rewards you with currency that you can use to upgrade, open new areas and most importantly, show off to everyone how well you can play! Sadly at the moment of this review, leaderboards are local but I'm certain online leaderboards are on their way, feature which in my opinion will get people excited to compete with their friends and get as many points as possible :D > Exploration - Even if you're not doing too well, Fisherones is a pretty looking game which has a lot of ocean creatures to see and a wide variety of hidden treasures to find with interesting ocean creatures to see! Good things: > Nice combat - Farm schools of fish that are weaker than you to strong predators you gotta run from by using hiding spots until you gain enough power, upgrades and mutagens to deal with them. > Unique abilities - There's a bunch of abilities to assist you in your journey and it's always fun to find a new way to take advantage of an ability you thought little of (for example I thought there's no reason to use Camouflage as long as Ninja exists, but I found out that it's much better to save Ninja for truly desperate times and mostly hide in schools of small fish with Camouflage which improved my gameplay by a lot) > Fun progression - Unlocking new areas, upgrading your abilities and ESPECIALLY getting critical hits are definitely satisfying > Good optimisation - Works well even on weaker PCs with a clear target of 60 fps Disadvantages: > Out of map bounds bugs - Sure, it's fun breaking the game a little here and there but it might ruin your experience so it's worth mentioning > Texts - They definitely can be made prettier and more polished but nothing too off-putting > Balance - You might feel underwhelming at first if you don't pay attention to the tutorial and extremely overpowered late-game once you know what you're doing. Balance is rough around the edges but still very much enjoyable at all stages of the game Overall for its price it's definitely a great experience and I can gladly recommend the game to anyone! I'm definitely looking forward to online leaderboards so I can update the review with some good news :D
Simple, cute, and fun. Fisherones offers a little bit of everything that it claims and manages to keep all ages interested and enjoying the fast-paced game play. The Perma Death does make it a bit repetitive after multiple long games, starting all over can be very disheartening. If you enjoy exploring and unlocking in a unique atmosphere that offers a different take on the Rogue-like genre then check this one out. Here is some game play footage of my daughters and I checking it out for the first time. [url]https://www.twitch.tv/videos/219728464[/url] If you enjoyed my review please consider following and joining my Steam group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/MatureMindedGamers#curation]Mature Minded Gamers[/url] We have free game giveaway's every month for all Members, just click Follow and Join!
Симулятор рыбки в мини океане. Задача в игре - выжить как можно дольше при этом вам нужно исследовать окружающий мир, питаться для того чтоб подрости и мутировать, а после навалять самым злобным хищникам. Ну а для начала вы маленькая беззащитная рыбка, которую могут сожрать в мгновения ока. Но и здесь не все так просто, в вашем арсенале то же есть некоторые преимущества для борьбы, а так же для того, чтоб спрятаться. Довольно интересная игра для любителей аквариумов и подводных миров, с яркой и качественной графикой. Но вот аркадности игре не хватает.
You control a fish in Fisherones, and your goal is to eat fish and absorb their DNA so you can evolve, but don't get eaten by other fish because you're very delicious and they all want to eat you too. https://youtu.be/x4FS0s01Mz0
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Do like playing as fish with horrible controls and have no idea of what your objective is? This game has you covered. After spending some just swimming around and fighting the controls, I was able to make some progress but to what? It's a frustrating buggy bad graphics game. Skip it.
Yo dawg, I heard you like fish so I put fish in your fish and made the fish fish for other fish. Actually not bad. Has a few breakable Unity quirks but ideally, the developer can iron those out. https://youtu.be/g0SueC2DJs4
(Got this game for free via developer's submission to SteadyGiveaways. Thanks!) [h1]The good, the bad, and the fish![/h1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Vn2xrSG24w (If the video is removed: South Park's G*y Fish song) At first, I really didn't like this game, it has a fairly steep learning curve, but once you figure out the trick to it, then survival is pretty easy and exploitable. You play as a blue fish with razor sharp teeth that has the goal of becoming the most dreaded beast in the sea. In time, you may even eat sharks, seals, manatees, and killer whales with your tiny teeth! The visuals look great and survival will beg you to think like a fish, hiding when you need to, but lunging out when you need to grab your next meal. After eating your prey, you may gather mutagens, which can power up your fish even further. If the mutagens are useless to you, you can turn them into points and spend them on mutation upgrades to power up your abilities (like using a smokebomb, a camouflage bush, turning red to sacrifice health for strength, etc). In the end, it's a battle against perma-death, but with proper planning, it's easier to survive than in the [i]Realm of the Mad God[/i]. After a while, though, it does feel old. My biggest complaints involve an area where you can get stuck in, poor controls, and poor camera controls (which can obscure your view as you hide). The controls could use plenty of refinement as evasion sometimes feels rigid rather than fluid. Other than that, it's not exactly a bad experience. So, do I recommend [i]Fisherones[/i]? I'd say it's worth a glance, but not for full price ($5). If it's around $2 or so, I'd say go for it. Just be warned that it is a perma-death game and that patience is key to survival. With patience, you can become the strongest fish in the sea...like Gohan's training with the Old Kai...before he got absorbed by Super Buu, that is... 5/10 It's a fish-eat-fish world!
I've been playing it for like an hour now. pros: - I do appreciate the fact that I can dictate the rhythm of the game: I might just grab a bite and go back into hiding or go nuts and try to escape the predators while trying to sneak in a bit or two along the way. - The music is pretty chill, I quite enjoyed it. - Discovering new places feels rewarding. cons: - The time dilation ability seems out of place. Fun, but out of place.
Nope. Didn't like this at all. I like Feed and Grow: Fish much better, even with bugs. Controls are bad. Graphics nothing special and sounds are getting boring. Half the time you don't know what hit you and you have to start over, half the time you can't hide fast enough. Frustrating and cheap game. I'm gonna ask for a refund, and I won't buy it even if it is on sale at $0.5.
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