The Sea Eternal

I've only played one route of this game, to be fair. But the route was such an awkward close and tried to guilt me out of it so many times that I'm not sure why it was made to be an option at all. If this is what all of the endings are going to be like (minus the one that it's trying to push me towards), this is going to be a pretty unsatisfying game. I'll probably edit this review after I've played more.

I really do enjoy these sort of ''games'' as these stories really add up in the world of story telling, and this world. As this story takes places in the ocean as a mermaid, I don't wanna spoil much what happends more. But I really love the idea of transgender character(s), lesbian lovers or just doing both genders. Or choose you don't give a single ♥♥♥♥ about love at all. I would recomend it if you enjoy these sort of stories with a path to choose your own. It's sure a diffrent twist then some random mermaid story, but very good. -Little edit- I wrote this late night, and forgot to add that some things are really forced into the game. As you can't really choose that way and just get pushed into the direction. otherwise it's pretty good only a shame they kinda force some ways.

Ok I totally gave up after four hours of gameplay, here's the pros and cos: pros: 1.the writing is really good and the characters are designed really well. 2.the setting is good and very unique. 3.just a overall high quality choice of game........with one MAJOR AND ONLY drawback that i can think of. cos: this ruined the game for me, in this game you have personality stats like independence/respectable, and they fluctuates a lot depending on your minor choices, like greeting your friend one way instead of another. A big problem with this is at the end game, there will be major choices that will decide what ending you will get and only a few one will be available to you depending on your personality stats, the rest will be grey. and since in this game what choices raise or lower stats is NOT CLEAR AT ALL! tries after tries i tried different combination of choices to raise my stat to a certain degree so i can select the ending that i considered to be best and it just never works, i hope the developer take this into consideration into making the next game since I loved creature such as we.

I tried to like this game, I really did. I like so many of the other CoG games that have been released that I picked this one up day one. Now I really wish I hadn't. This game is less a game and feels more like an agenda is being pushed. I was forced to say or agree with things that the way I'd played my character didn't, and felt somewhat railroaded into some choices that I had to make. This is not good writing in a game engine that is all about 'choice' (something that is in its very name!) I'm long past the ability to refund this preachy game, but I will *definitely* be taking the fact that this game was published into consideration when buying CoG games in the future!

Quite honestly, I found this story lacking in several areas. Poor character development and a rushed story left much to be desired. The ending didn't really leave me with any sense of acomplishment. I will say though that the story was well written, with few errors. Overall, I'd give this a 6/10, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Different. Entertaining because it is different. If you would enjoy seeing "The Little Mermaid" rewritten to include an "I am Cait" subplot, have I got good news for you.

A good game with different setting and plot of being a mermaid. A bit short but has good character developments and story pacing. It is not the best I ever played but it isn't the worst either. 7/10 A friend rebel because unhappy as immortal mermaid. Changed into human. Then chose to live with the mermaids immortally. Only math was more confusing than this.

Lynnea Glasser's writing is superb and the story is fascinating. I played through multiple times and made different choices. It was tremendously fun and I highly recommend this game.

Disapointing ending after geting to know and care about the characters having it all wiped away in an instant is anoying and sad. If you like Choice of Games Games you will not like this one.

This CoG product is hindered by mediocre writing. It doesn't seem like the author doesn't know how to write, so much as the product is just very highs and lows. The good parts are very good. The bad parts are cringe-inducing. I can't hate it, but I also can't recommend it. Whoever wrote this will probably write something awesome someday.