- May 20, 2021
- 8AH
Fish Person Shooter
Platforms
About
"Fish Person Shooter" is a fast-paced action game where you play as a savior of the seas, battling against mutated sea creatures. Utilize a variety of unique weapons and abilities to fight through underwater levels filled with danger. Upgrade your character and customize your loadout to fit your playstyle as you progress through the game's story.






- The game features a unique and charming art style that stands out among retro FPS titles.
- The grappling hook mechanic adds depth to both combat and traversal, making gameplay more engaging.
- Combat is satisfying with solid weapon mechanics, and the humor throughout the game enhances the overall experience.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and crashes, which can disrupt gameplay and lead to frustrating experiences.
- Platforming sections, particularly in later levels, can feel janky and unrefined, impacting the overall flow of the game.
- The music is repetitive and can become tiresome quickly, detracting from the immersive experience.
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is a blend of old-school "boomer shooter" elements and innovative mechanics, featuring a fun grappling hook and unique level designs that range from pirate ships to ancient ruins. While the game excels in its core combat and movement dynamics, it lacks some expected traversal mechanics like sliding and climbing, which could enhance the experience. Overall, the combination of engaging mechanics and a whimsical art style creates an entertaining, if somewhat simplistic, first-person shooter experience.
“The gameplay is obviously inspired by the old-school 'boomer shooter' but it is so much more.”
“The game features unique mechanics that give it a niche among the classic shooters it parodies - it has a hook, in more ways than one.”
“It feels so good to play an FPS in which the core gameplay involves dodging, after so many years of boring cover shooting.”
“While there is a multi-purpose grappling hook, it lacks many traversal mechanics that you would expect to get with a grappling hook, such as swinging, climbing, and rappelling.”
“The game also lacks some other much-needed movement mechanics, such as sliding; hell, even crouching.”
“The only times I really switched away from the shotgun were when I ran out of ammo or was forced to use another weapon for a mechanics-based boss fight.”