
Discover an immersive ocean Eco-Sim where you can be almost any animal under the sea! From a tiny seahorse to a massive blue whale, experience the endless circle of life in a massive world of reefs, shipwrecks, and hidden wonders.
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for all those wondering how to fix the red and yellow graphics, on the game go the settings icon> propities> launch options and type in: -dx11 please upvote this review so it can get more puplicity
This game is no longer being updated, it was just something a dev made to learn certain game developing tools and its sad, something like this has alot of potential. Almost makes me want to learn how to be a dev just to make something like this.
[h1] Cool little game where you can swim as various underwater creatures. I think there're more than 40 species to control starting with clownfish and ending with whales. If you live in wales you're whale. Octopus, jellyfish, tiger shark, manta, dolphin. I'm missing cute anglerfish. Overall, game have a bit of clipping and execution might get a bit bonkers. Explore different zones, like seaweed forest, reef, underwater cave. Playable and worth checking out. [/h1]
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I know I'm late, but I have to say your game was the game I was looking and searching for for so long. I hope you guys return to the game with more updates and fixes, even if it's with a fee. It's the only game where I can literally play as marine animals. Add a create family option, tasks, etc. Thank you for the experience.
For some reason on low - mid end PC's the game wont work and will be stuck on the "Loading reef" screen (its just a black screen with the "Loading reef' text and its just that frame forever it doesnt truly end up loading) the game is good judging by videos ive seen on it but for low end PC's mostly it doesnt pay off.
I think the mixed review of this game is unfair, but then again, I never experienced any crashing or visual glitches that the other reviewers are talking about. In reality, this game is okay. It's not bad, but I do think there could be some things added to it. I'll explain: This is a game where you start out as a basic fish, and you can swim around to possess other creatures in a beautiful world. You can become any creature, from starfish to crabs to sharks to whales... and you can also own multiple creatures. This was pretty much my dream game as a kid, being able to swim around as a whale. I have a few gripes, like some areas of the world feeling empty, the AI being a little jank, and the animations could be a little better, but overall there's not much to complain about as this game is completely free. I think that's the most important part about all of this: that this game is completely free, and it doesn't ask anything of anybody. It's sad that this game is abandoned. I do sincerely hope the dev picks it back up to iron some things out, as this game has a lot of potential. Some things I'd like to compliment: - Animal selection: I think the amount of animals you can be is perfect, and stuff like amphibious or flying animals doesn't fit what the game was intended to do, although if this game were to be remastered, it's something I wouldn't complain about seeing - Graphics/Shading: This game has phenomenal graphics, and I love that when you're out of the water, your skin looks wet, and that water ripples around your fins when you surface - Worldbuilding: Despite some spots looking empty, I love all the unique areas of the map, and my favorite is the mangrove area - Singleplayer: Everything is better with friends, of course, and LAN multiplayer might be fun, but multiplayer creature survival games tend to be toxic as everyone kills on sight and not out of necessity. I think single player is the best option - Pressing the number keys to make a sound: It makes the animals feel so much more alive - Pressing V to open the mouth and the Vtuber speaking option: Yes! Ps... Is this the same Gluten Free Games that made the ultimate animal simulators on the app/google play store? I played the crap outta their games even before they started to make their ultimate simulator line. I'm sorry for bugging you to make a remake of orca simulator (ultimate orca simulator) like 10 years ago. If not, then nvm
u can be starfish
its chill, get if bored and have nothing else or if ur just tired.
This is why I said NO to this game 1: It should be called "infanite RED" NOT "infinite blue." ALL I CAN SEE IS RED, YELLOW, ORANGE, AND WHITE 2: It does NOT EVEN HAVE a place where you can find out how to control your animal.
I love the fact this game is free, so cool we cant find games like this free anywhere, if i had to say something to share with the owner of the game for doing the game even better, would be fix some glitches and improve the eating animation , at least with my shark i feel is a bit hard to eat but besides that is a very solid game fun to play ^^ congrats for the owner of the game i hope you return to this game ^^
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