Lightfish

reminds me of Qix from the days of the arcades...

While the game is a little bit easy. It is non the less probably the best in the genre on steam. It's visually pleasing and it got plenty of enemies as well as varying levels and obstacles. I highly recommend this and maybe one day we get a better game with this playstyle.

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[b]+ Price:[/b] The game offers a time trial mode and 45 stages for 5 EUR, that's a pretty good deal. [b]- Level variety:[/b] More enemies get introduced pretty fast (as well as a couple new blocks), but their mechanics are pretty limited (you usually get a larger/faster enemy) and the way the difficulty increases is by making everything a lot more cluttered. [b]- Score system:[/b] To get 3/3 stars you have to rush through the level, which will require lucky spawns; The system just doesn't feel thought out too much. [b]- Nitpicks:[/b] The game has no shortcut (that I found, at least) to restart a stage; The game will sometimes show you a level as being available, but you haven't actually completed the previous one; It sometimes crashes after more than an hour of playtime. [b]Rating: 6/10[/b] Maybe grab it during a sale if it looks fun to you, but keep in mind it takes less than 3 hours to beat.

A great drug to satisfy your Qix fix. Playing both modes on normal difficulty should probably get you a couple hours of entertainment, and then doing it all over again on hard should get you a few more. I first played the game as an Xbox Live Indie game years ago and recently bought it again here on steam. I've come back to it a few times now over the years and it's always some good fun for a few hours.

Great casual game! My kids enjoy it too.

this game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lit