- June 8, 2015
- Calappa Games
- 2h median play time
Neo Aquarium: The King of Crustaceans
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About
Neo Aquarium: The King of Crustaceans is a unique fighting game featuring a variety of battling sea creatures. Players choose from different crustaceans, each with unique abilities and attacks, and compete in one-on-one matches in dynamic underwater environments. The game combines fast-paced combat with stunning visuals and addictive gameplay, offering a fresh take on the fighting genre.






- Unique and entertaining concept of crustacean combat with a variety of characters and abilities.
- The game features a quirky and humorous storyline, along with a fun soundtrack that enhances the experience.
- Once players get accustomed to the controls, the gameplay can be enjoyable and offers depth with strategic limb management.
- Controls are clunky and difficult to understand, making the learning curve steep and frustrating for new players.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including crashes and a lack of clear tutorials or explanations for mechanics.
- Repetitive gameplay and limited content can lead to boredom after a short period, as players may find themselves playing the same stages multiple times.
story
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is a mixed bag, featuring a blend of 2000s internet humor and a unique premise about sea creatures forced to fight in an aquarium, but it often feels disjointed and lacks depth. While some players appreciate the emotional rollercoaster and compelling characters, others criticize the repetitive gameplay and buggy execution that detracts from the overall experience. Ultimately, the narrative is seen as a lighthearted parody that may not be taken seriously, with a focus on humor rather than a cohesive storyline.
“The story mode brings tears to my eyes due to the emotions emitted by the characters.”
“Incredible, the storyline takes you on an emotional roller coaster and, combined with the beautiful graphics, makes it extremely immersive.”
“Beautiful graphics, compelling story, and amazing and unique characters.”
“The story mode amounts to a parody paragraph before every fight on top of a lackluster still image.”
“There isn't much content past a short story mode (which you'll be playing through several times to unlock characters) and an even shorter bonus story mode of only two stages that act as a sort of epilogue, and behind which are hidden the final two unlockable characters.”
“There's a rough attempt at hanging a story on the gameplay, but it doesn't make much sense.”