- February 1, 2016
- Terrifying Jellyfish
Feesh
Platforms
About
Feesh is a minimalist action game where you play as a microorganism resembling a fish, attempting to survive by eating smaller creatures and avoiding being eaten yourself. With local multi-player for up to 4 players, as well as single-player and "chillout" modes, players must learn the behaviors of different feesh and climb the food chain using controller or mouse controls. The game features Steam Leaderboards, sharks, and was originally created for the Ludum Dare 48 hour game jam.




- The game features a unique aesthetic and enjoyable gameplay, making it a fun and relaxing experience.
- It's impressive that this game was created in just 48 hours, showcasing creativity and effort from the developer.
- Many players find it addictive and a great time killer, especially for its low price.
- The game can become frustrating due to the overwhelming number of sharks that spawn, making it difficult to progress.
- Some players feel that the gameplay lacks variety and depth, leading to a repetitive experience.
- Technical issues, such as controls not responding properly and bugs in multiplayer mode, detract from the overall enjoyment.
music
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is generally described as relaxing and ambient, enhancing the overall atmosphere and gameplay experience. While some users found the title screen music unappealing, the in-game soundtrack was praised for its chill vibe, contributing to a unique and enjoyable arcade experience. Suggestions for improvement include adding more varied tracks to match different game moods and evolution stages.
“The music and atmosphere are relaxing, and the gameplay was challenging enough to keep me coming back until I unlocked all the achievements, but also not impossible for a casual player like me.”
“Feesh is a unique arcade-style game with minimalist visuals and a chill, ambient soundtrack.”
“The sound is nice and the music fits really well.”
“The title screen music is horrible.”
“However, the controls are absolute crap and there seems to be no options regarding music/sound, which is a bit loud.”
“Well, I should say add a different song with a different mood with each evolution.”