
Scribble Ships is a 2D top-down arcade shooter that tosses the player into a world of color and chaos. With a range of ships to choose from, the player is tasked with coloring the monochromatic enemies that are trying to take your color away.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 36 reviews with recorded playtime.
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[h1] Scribble that ship boy. [/h1]
The game is really fun and kinda addicting. But it's missing somethings a wish were in it. -multiplayer -stats for different custom slots -steam workshop The game also somethimes bugs out by putting random colours and things in a custome slot. But overall the game is very fun.
A fun game for anyone looking for something lite. The controls feel nice and I love the art design.
I absolutely have no regrets spending under $5 on this game! I will go through and list the positives and and negatives I found after playing this game for about an hour or so, a grain of salt is not provided but feel free to take one if you need to. Graphics: 8 What do you expect, it's hand drawn on crumpled notebook paper and then animated! The kind of crap we dreamed of doing in Jr. High or High School. Sound: 8 It is a light blippy and bubbly soundtrack and though I reside on the dark side of the spectrum, I can't help but wiggle and dance just a little bit from the overflowing and overwhelmingly happy music. The sound effects are equally as happy and add to the overall experience. I was expecting pew pew pew and got bloop bloop bloop. Gameplay: 9 This is a top down shooter like Asteroids or Space Invaders. I can see this becoming engrossing and completely addictive if you have a weakness for casual games. While the gameplay isn't super face melting fast paced by any means, it is extremely anxiety inducing once you get passed The Leviathon boss. Replayability: 10 So it is permadeath in the sense you only get one, maybe two chances if you have a shield. The ability to custom create your own scribble ship allows you to play the same "map" over and over again and each play through is completely different. So here come the negatives that I found. -No coop multiplayer. Couch coop for this game would make it 10x better! -Not enough variety of weapons: This game needs paint cluster bombs, paint (flame) thrower, proximity mines, paint lasers, something...you get your basic bloop bloop gun and some targeting paint missles but in the hour or so I played the weapons are just more of the same, but faster. -More backgrounds needed. I love the fact that when you "destroy" a ship with your paint guns, it is added to the paper background you are playing on. This only looks so cool for so long...variety is the spice of life. I would love to see a few more notebooks or desks or tables etc added as backgrounds. Maybe a bathroom stall wall or something :D Overall Impression: HELL YES! for under $5 you get a casual game that keeps your interest, supports independent devs, and is an amazingly fun experience. I look forward to seeing if the devs keep this game fresh and new feeling with updates. Will this be my main game with 100s of hours, probably not. Will this be a game I fall back on when other servers are down or when I am feeling casual. Oh yes! This has the potential to be a huge black hole of time, in the most positive sense of the phrase :D I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GAME!
I don't always play Scribble Ships, but when I do I pick the Hake. I'm having a lot of fun with this. The controls are simple, and the art and music are great. I played it for the first time today planning to play for maybe half an hour to get a feel for it. I ended up playing for a couple of hours instead. I even drew a custom ship, even though I couldn't draw well to save my life and it looks terrible.
Howdy Doody Everyboody! A very nice arcade game where you can draw anything you want from non-penile ships and non-breast ships! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=894740318
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This game needs work. It's a cute idea on paper (HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAHAHAHHHSBHFKDVSKDVEIFJNLVSB), but the execution fell flat. The main gimmick is getting to draw your own ship, but the drawing tool is limited. It needs a zoom feature, an undo feature, and the ability to switch stats. Any ship you draw gets the weakest stat distribution, so you die in one hit. But I drew Reimu Hakurei, so that worked out. Nothing is explained in the game. The ships and what they do have explanations, but in the actual gameplay, you know nothing. You don't even know your remaining health because it's not shown! I see the red bar at the top, but what does it do? What does it keep track of? I never see it go down when I get hit! It only goes up! And what does the blue bar next to it do? Is THAT my health? Is it my gas?!?!?! Apparently, this game was a Kickstarter project. I get that it was made by one dude, but what was his goal? Ten dollars and a day-old Big Mac? I've played games that cost as much as this one that have more depth, like Celeste when it goes on sale. Do you remember being a kid and getting a Happy Meal that came with one of those Sonic LCD games that had two buttons and did the beeps and the boops and you really wanted the Shadow one because you really loved Sonic Adventure 2 Battle on the Gamecube but you kept getting the Sonic racing toy or the Tails flying toy instead because Happy Meal toys were basically gacha games that you could only pull for once a week? This game is basically that, but with extra steps. The upgrades are cool, but only when you have a lot of them at once. And they aren't permanent. And they aren't guaranteed drops. If this game has an actual upgrade system, I ain't seeing it. Seriously, what does anything do?!?!? I kill the guys, they drop the dots, I pick up the dots, but what do they do?!?!! Are they experience? Are they score? Do they upgrade my ship? Do I shove them up my butt and call the doctor in the morning?!?!?!?! What are they for?!?!?!? And why are they so ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ small?!?!?! Can't see them when they drop because they're harder to find than Chance Wilkins' talent! What do they do!??! What do they do?!??!?! WHAT DO THEY DO?!?!?!?!1?11?!1?!?!ONE!?!!1?!1?! Has a couple of nasty bugs. If you use the dump-paint tool on an empty canvas in the drawing tool, the game just crashes. I tried to hit the box on the window that expands the size of the game, and that alone crashed the game. Don't game developers maintain their games so this type of stuff won't happen? I dunno. This is a 4/10 for me. Two points because it's actually kinda sorta fun and I wanna keep playing it before I grow bored of it. And two more because the Steam badges are actually cute. But that's about it.
Har Har! Hiya maties, it is I, The Captain! Feel free to use my ship as you please, but be warned, she's got a bit of a learning curve and only the bravest space-farers can handle such a mighty beast of a ship!
Игра выполнена в прикольном стиле а-ля "нарисовано на бумаге" В целом неплохая, но мне немного не понравилось заторможенное движение корабля. 6 из 10
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