
Build your team of Squid heroes for epic turn-based battles against corrupted crabs and shrimps! Steev and the rest of the Squids are in danger! An infectious ooze is corrupting their world, and this band of unlikely heroes needs to fight back to save their kingdom.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0/day in the week to Sep 1 → 0/day in the week after.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.17/day in the week to Jul 21 → 0.2/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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It's a top down turn based strategy RPG adventure from the same people that made Furi (This game was their first game) where you fling squids to navigate levels fighting other sea creatures, avoiding obstacles, and trying to stay on the map. This is a phone port of a game that came out so long ago that it isn't updated to play on any current OS, so I was stoked to see it on Steam. Too many games keep disappearing without having a way to play them anymore, and it's sad when they're good games like this, so I'm glad they made a good port for it. Pros I've ran into 0 bugs The graphics are remastered in HD so it looks polished (it came out in 2011 not in HD) It's a bundle of both the games that released put together with additional content so a lot to play through The controls are adapted from the touchscreen to Mouse/Controller and they both work well The Game Bakers is a good company (They only have 3 games on here, but they have another game Called Combo Crew, and every game they've made is solid with a large amount of interaction with their community. Any developer that tries to help their customers and shows they exist by taking feedback, fixing issues, and actually listening to their fans is a start in the right direction even if their stuff isn't perfect) It's broken down into small missions so it's easy to play a bit at a time when you don't have a ton of time to invest, and super easy to come back to if you haven't played in a while Cons The map feels a bit uncomfortable at times; not being able to look around can cause you to waste your time searching in the wrong directions and there's no compass telling you were your missions are located. It's fairly small maps though so it's not a massive issue It's very simplistic so it starts to get repetitive after playing for a while. This is definitely something you would leave and come back to in order to finish I know a lot of people would complain about there not being a line for you character's shots, but that's part of the challenge of the game. I wouldn't want a game like this to tell me if I was over/undershooting my shots. It would be like them telling you if you're making a shot in pool (Which a lot of games do now and it makes the game so boring. What's the point in playing if you can predict every play?) With this game series being as big as it was on the phone, I'm surprised that it's not popular on here too seeing as they did a good job with it. So if you were someone looking to get this from nostalgia and were worried about the game being ported off or wrong; it feels just like it used to before even though it's not touchscreen controls. If you're thinking it looks good to try out for the first time; it's definitely a phone port so if you're expecting something advanced or complex, this isn't that game, but it is a great causal gaming experience.
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Squids Odyssey is actually two games in one: The Original Squids + Squids Wild West. The Gameplay is simple (drag & shoot) yet contains a lot of depth, since there are so many Objects and Achievements you can earn. Even when mastering the many levels and bonus rounds, the game still offers a high replay value due to the large rooster of characters and ingame strategies. On Top of that, the game comes with an unique visual style, that really catches the cuteness and atmosphere of the underwater world it is set in. Last but not least there are plenty of cross cultural references and easter eggs to be found throughout the game, which make Squids - along with the brilliant Soundtrack - an allround amazing tactical role playing Game: 10/10
Stuck on white screen since march 2023
闪退,BUG,判定错误。 移植能不能走点心。
这游戏总体上还是不错的。唯一的问题是,制作组似乎把前传强行放到了开头作为第一章,导致难度剧增。一旦过了第一章到了第二章狂野西部,难度就直线下降,所以难度曲线没有做好。。如果是新人入坑,建议不要管第一章的收集,过关就好,等打完第二章第三章回头再打第一章难度会下降很多。。我个人认为全成就不难达到,只要多花点时间几乎没有什么特变不好完成的管卡.。。
Squids Odyssey is an endearing tactical role-playing game developed and published by The Game Bakers that proves strategy titles do not need grim worlds or complex systems to leave a lasting impression. Set beneath the ocean's surface, the game tells the story of a kingdom slowly consumed by a dark slime that corrupts everything it touches. Players lead a growing group of squid heroes on a quest to reclaim their homeland, bringing together elements of adventure, lighthearted storytelling, and tactical combat into a package that remains appealing years after its original debut. The game's greatest strength lies in how it approaches turn-based battles. Rather than relying on traditional movement grids, Squids Odyssey uses a slingshot mechanic that allows players to pull and launch their characters across the battlefield. This simple concept transforms every encounter into a blend of strategy and physics. Positioning is essential, as heroes can bounce off walls, strike multiple enemies, and use the environment to their advantage. It creates a refreshing pace that feels different from many tactical RPGs, offering moments of experimentation and satisfaction whenever a carefully planned move unfolds exactly as intended. The underwater setting gives the adventure a unique personality. Throughout the campaign, players travel through a wide range of imaginative locations inspired by different cultures and themes. From ancient ruins and seaside villages to regions influenced by feudal Japan and the Wild West, the game constantly introduces new visual ideas to maintain a sense of discovery. Its colorful art style remains one of its strongest assets, delivering expressive character designs and vibrant environments that make the world feel alive. Combined with cheerful music and humorous dialogue, the game establishes an inviting atmosphere suitable for players of all ages. Squids Odyssey also offers an impressive amount of content for its size. The campaign spans more than ninety missions and introduces fifteen playable heroes across four distinct classes. Each class serves a clear role in combat, whether it is dealing damage from afar, healing allies, or engaging enemies directly. Progression is handled through equipment and upgrades, with over sixty helmets available to collect and equip. These items not only improve statistics but add a welcome dose of personality, often resulting in amusing combinations that reinforce the game's playful tone. Despite its many strengths, the game occasionally reveals its limitations. The narrative is serviceable but largely predictable, following familiar themes of friendship, heroism, and overcoming corruption. Enemy encounters can become repetitive during longer play sessions, particularly when revisiting similar mission objectives. The physics-driven movement system, while inventive, can occasionally feel imprecise when attempting highly specific maneuvers. Players expecting deep character interactions or a heavily layered plot may also find the storytelling somewhat simplistic compared to larger RPG experiences. Still, Squids Odyssey succeeds because it understands exactly what it wants to be. It delivers a family-friendly tactical adventure filled with charm, creativity, and accessible gameplay mechanics. The inclusion of a more demanding Pro Mode extends its lifespan considerably for players seeking additional challenges, while the straightforward progression systems ensure newcomers never feel overwhelmed. It strikes a comfortable balance between strategic depth and pick-up-and-play accessibility, making it an easy recommendation for anyone interested in lighter tactical experiences. Even years after its release, Squids Odyssey remains a noteworthy title in The Game Bakers' catalog. Its inventive combat system and delightful presentation help it stand apart in a crowded genre, proving that tactical RPGs can be both approachable and mechanically engaging. While it may not reach the narrative or strategic heights of genre-defining classics, it offers a memorable journey through a whimsical underwater world that is difficult not to appreciate. Rating: 7/10
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鱿鱼小英雄,童年回忆。
Lo jugué en su tiempo, en Windows 10, pero en Windows 11 y Steam Deck está roto, y los desarrolladores lo tienen abandonado, y no dan señales de arregarlo, además que la historia está incompleta.
手机上玩过,现在版本太高已经没法玩了,没想到能在steam上找到PC版本。现在就一个问题,原先盗版玩了几章,现在存档覆盖后没有解锁成就。。。。
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