It's fun to mess around with, but not a must-play by any means.
A very unique game that has you assembling a team of fish, crustaceans, and warships to take over a bunch of coral reefs, rock formations, and even a refrigerator across the ocean floor. The gameplay loop is satisfying for a while if you get a kick out of seeing marine life duke it out with bullets, and I sure do.
The playable species all have their own unique quirks, with tools ranging from melee attacks to guided missiles and lasers to molting as a decoy, though the controls also vary across species from decent to nearly unplayable. Leveling a species increases their stats, but they won't gain experience from fights if they're AI-controlled. This ends up adding more of a grind to the game alongside the DNA collection you'll be doing to unlock new species (even the battleships).
A very unique game that has you assembling a team of fish, crustaceans, and warships to take over a bunch of coral reefs, rock formations, and even a refrigerator across the ocean floor. The gameplay loop is satisfying for a while if you get a kick out of seeing marine life duke it out with bullets, and I sure do.
The playable species all have their own unique quirks, with tools ranging from melee attacks to guided missiles and lasers to molting as a decoy, though the controls also vary across species from decent to nearly unplayable. Leveling a species increases their stats, but they won't gain experience from fights if they're AI-controlled. This ends up adding more of a grind to the game alongside the DNA collection you'll be doing to unlock new species (even the battleships).