Spilled!

It's cute and cozy I enjoyed it, but honestly at barely and hour to finish, that's including achievments even for 5$ bucks it's kinda lacking in content. What's there is great I love the music and art design, it's satisfying cleaning the map and collecting the adorable little animals, I get game dev is tough but yeah imo felt more of a demo then full release. 6/10

Ну я знала, что она короткая, но не на час времени же....

Лёгкая, расслабляющая игра Может и не стоит своих денег за такое количество контента, но кайфануть явно даст

I was super annoyed, when the game ended after less than an hour of playing, mainly because that hour wasn't too great. Cleaning the patches of black goo was fine, the secondary tools for cleaning were fine, but the pushing tiny bottles with imprecise tank controls and no real control over what spills from the boats frontal claw was really bad, especially since the bottles were getting more and more annoying with each level. This issue wouldn't be fixed if the game was longer, but since the game has not much else to offer it just immediately makes it pretty bad.

완전 힐링겜. 분량 적고 가벼워서 심심할 때 하기 딱 좋아요. 어렵지 않아서 재밌게 잘 했습니다. 환경오염을 주제로 했는데 마지막 보스전이 살짝 아쉬웠지만, 전체적으로 힐링되서 만족! 가볍게 즐길 게임 찾는 분들 할인하실 때 구매 추천합니다~

Juego de limpiar la polución del mar y el entorno con nuestro barquito. Con ritmo pausado y relajante, me recuerda a simuladores de limpieza del estilo Powerwash Simulator. Los controles son un poquito engorrosos, con un funcionamiento de la marcha atrás algo inconsistente (existe opción para invertirlo, pero hace extraños). Por lo demás está bien, sobre todo visualmente. No pasa de una hora incluso siendo exhaustivos.

This can be entirely completed in less than an hour, and nothing in it will challenge anyone but the most basic "this is in the first five games I've played" level players. And honestly, that's fine. There's space in the industry for this kinda thing, but ultimately this kinda says and does nothing. There's not enough of it to stick in your head, there's no real message beyond implications of eco-friendliness (which gets immediately blown out of the water by adding the boss fight at the end because I guess we needed game mechanics) and cleaning up after others messes. And while that IS a good message to bring to the table, I feel that putting it into a longer or more challenging game would ultimately serve having it stick in the players minds more when they put it down.