What They Don't Sea

This is a cute little game and a great achievement for the team! Definitely worth the $5 especially for the cause. The messaging is great, the assets are clean and readable, and while the platforming could use some fine-tuning it's a great time. No bugs encountered, which is a feat in and of itself! Keep it up, Team Atlantis! So happy to see more young women making games.

A delightful platformer game that has a good message about sea-life and pollution at its' core! Seeing the different fishes and sea creatures that have been implemented into this game was awesome. The drawing style is charming and keeps you playing (on the last level!) and I look forward to seeing how the game ends. The key-bind controls are a little unintuitive and the sharks are darn near impossible to tag for catalog but this game is simply a nice way to relax and play for a few hours. You girls did an amazing job!

What They Don't Sea is a fantastic little platforming game where you explore the oceans, record the fish you encounter, avoid natural hazards and unfriendly sea creatures, and remove trash from the ocean. The controls are very responsive, the graphics presented in a charming pixel art style, and the soundtrack is very well done (the music on Levels 3 and 5 are my personal favourites). The levels are also cleverly designed with a few puzzles and hidden secrets along the way. It took about an hour and half to complete the game, though there is some replayability as I did not find all the fish there are to discover, nor did I completely remove all the trash from the ocean. I loved the time I spent with What They Don't Sea. Team Atlantis should be incredibly proud of the game they have created! Steam Deck: Works flawlessly! You just have to pick the controller profile for a Game Pad manually.

It is amazing how much these girls accomplished at such a young age. This game is charming, peaceful, and great to unwind after a long day. Great if you love oceans and fish. This is definitely not a AAA level title, but for under $5 and to support a great cause, I'd definitely recommend.

Quaint, but fun lil metroidvania that tasks you recording marine life and cleaning up the ocean.

I supported this game via KickStarter. A fun game by young programmers. It's got a retro feel for those of us who remember 8 bit games.

Full disclosure - I was a kickstarter backer. An interesting little game, let down a little by somewhat floaty controls that might very well have been intentional. There's not a lot of combat; you use a stun gun to clear obstacles and drive away fish that want to hurt you. Scaling for some of the fish is all over the place, which works for a game but does somewhat surprise me. Not a bad little effort, and I think the team behind it has a bit of a future in the industry.

Great job Team Atlantis!! This is a huge achievement (and beautifully done game) by a talented team of teens. I happily backed it on Kickstarter and am so excited to see the finished product. It is a fun and casual platformer about cleaning the ocean and meeting its denizens.