
You are a lowly egg cell on a journey through a swollen sea of strange and humanoid fish. Prey on smaller life and growing larger and stronger to perhaps someday be born.
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The fishies just want a kiss. :) red fish is a an uncircumsized dih blue eel is a pedophile Infested urchin at the end has caused me pain several times
Really unnerving. Play it blind it’s so worth it
Petit jeu sympa et gratuit. Se termine en une 10aine de minutes. Rien de plus ! ;-)
Score: 3/5 Even without a price cost, this reminds me of my experience with Milk Inside a Bag of Milk and its sequel. Interesting visuals, engaging horror, and annoying and forgettable content that's ultimately unrelatable and a pointless/counter-productive use of my time. Short horror adventure with tedious gameplay that ruins the pacing. The story is dark and ambiguous, much like the studio's other f2p game, Perfect Vermin. I don't know exactly what is going on here either. I can't tell if I'm too dumb to understand the points being made in this studio's games, or if it is art that is supposed to be evocative without making much sense. If the game is actually just about/exploring [spoiler]nihilism and/or rampant consumerism and/or the conception of biological life[/spoiler], then it's poorly executed and overall pretty lame. Good music and sfx though.
This game gave the perfect perspective of something trying to survive, yet almost taking pity on the other things around it. Everybody wants to make it, but only the strongest survive. My only criticism, is the ending. It felt like they cut you off right in the middle of a story. It just feels incomplete, like when someone suddenly dies. But if that was the creators goal, then excellent job!
"This is necessary, this is necessary- life feeds on life, feeds on life, feeds on life" - Disgustipated There's not a whole lot that can be said here, really- I beat it in 17 minutes. Interesting spin on Agar.io with a presentation equal parts cute and sinister; learning curve is simple, intuitive and rewarding even for such a short span. Sound design is also simple, charming and also off-putting in the same fashion. The theme is genuinely curious, and much like the rest of it, deceptively simple for it's expressive presentation . You can certainly do a whole lot worse with a quarter of an hour!
ソロ版Agar.io ビジュアルは尖ってるけどプレイ体験は質素 それなりには楽しめた
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