- July 8, 2017
- Team Tapas
- 7h median play time
A Girl Adrift
Platforms
About
"A Girl Adrift" is a single-player, role-playing game with an intriguing story of a drifting girl in a water-submerged world. The game features delightful gameplay, stellar visuals, and a spectacular soundtrack, but can be very grinding with numerous ads. Despite some bugs, it boasts a unique atmosphere and plenty of humor, making it a highly emotional experience. In short, it's an open-world tap-RPG-fishing game that offers a memorable adventure.



graphics
723 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their cuteness and charm, featuring a delightful pastel art style and well-designed characters that enhance the overall aesthetic appeal. Many players appreciate the relaxing visuals and smooth animations, which contribute to a calming gameplay experience. Overall, the graphics are considered a standout feature, making the game visually engaging and enjoyable to play.
“The graphics are super fantastic and absolutely adorable.”
“The graphics are amazing and I love all of the types of fishes you can catch!”
“The art style fits perfectly, the sound of the drifting across the ocean can be quite soothing, and the gameplay is not that too complicated.”
“This game is actually one of the best games I've played, I really love the graphics, the art and the storyline so much; although there's a huge problem with the gameplay: it takes too long for you to rank up.”
“When the game loads up, the graphics of her entire face is just a black square with hair; very disappointed.”
“I wish the graphics were a little bigger to make them easier to see and understand.”