Life Below

absolute nice game, dont know why its rated unter 80% runs really smooth, no gamebreaking bugs, no crashes got some minor bugs with achievements this game is also very suitable for childrens again a worthy investment

This game is so beautiful and serene. I played the cozy version, as there are 3 modes you can choose from - it is the perfect game for unwinding after a stressful day. The soundtrack is lovely, the graphics and characters are lovely, and I like that as you progress there are challenges in the balanced or challenging modes. I didn't experience bugs or problems at all, and for a new game that is so incredibly rare. TL;DR: Well done, enjoyable, and lovely.

This game is super cozy and who doesn't like rebuilding reefs to make them teeming and full of life. The visuals are great and it is amazing to see you go from a barren landscape to one full of flora and fauna. It's a new take on a city builder and I thoroughly enjoy it.

ganz gut und sehr schön gemacht

Ce jeu est une tentative originale de repenser les jeux de construction de ville. Sans être parfait, je dis mission accomplie ! À essayer si, comme moi, vous aimez les jeux comme Ixion, Per Aspera, Sintopia, etc...

玩到中期后，就是要求解锁三块中级区域同时8个区有域繁荣度要求的任务，这任务大体完成的阶段开始卡顿，随着时间卡顿越来越频繁，直到彻底程序卡死，重新载入存档也是一样。这是和教程连着的那一局，也就是第一局，不清楚是特例还是单位一多就会这样。

Solid game, rather fun. It's basically a game of balance-the-meters. Every building increases or decreases the meter for energy, pH, and/or water temperature, and your goal is to keep those in balance while increasing biodiversity by attracting fish (which then need food, and both the fish and the food buildings further affect those meters). Could use some TLC and adjustment to mechanics, though. There are a number of areas in the game that either should have tooltips added, or the tooltips made more useful/descriptive, and we really need more details on limits and such. I've yet to find a way to see what the "overcrowding" limit is, so I just have to sorta cram fish into the zone until I reach it. There are a number of icons that aren't explained anywhere, even in the game guide book's "Icon" section, and clicking on the affected buildings only [i]sometimes[/i] displays what they mean. There's no real indicator for how much you need to build to improve a zone's "development", and as far as I can tell, it's just the percentage of available building tiles that are occupied, since the same building can alter the development of different zones by wildly different amounts. The zone system itself is also a bit odd. Zones are literally right next to each other, and you run a continuous power network between them, but magically from one tile to the immediately adjacent tile in the next zone, the water temp and pH change dramatically. The lore about fish not wanting to swim too far for food or housing is fine, but the zone system on temperature and pH breaks immersion, imo. Some of the balance feels off, too. The game actively encourages you to build a bunch of extra algae production, though I've yet to understand [i]why[/i], since extra algae production provides zero benefit except some resilience against events, and if you get [i]too much[/i] extra, the game punishes you with an algae bloom. The initial power buildings, Moon Coral, feel like they need to generate like twice as much energy as they do, given their cost and footprint. You basically spam Moon Corals at the start, it's absurd. Still, overall, an amusingly whimsical take on your standard city builder.

very beautiful and charming city-builder, very bluey love the calm ocean vibe and pretty music