- November 16, 2020
- Seniattus Studios
S H R i M P
Platforms
About
S H R I M P is a third-person platformer where you play as a shrimp on a mission to complete a abandoned ritual by collecting cars in surreal levels. Horrific entities roam around trying to prevent you from completing the ritual, but you can only escape or calm the shrimp to survive. The game receives updates and free content, with a special place in the developer's heart after being developed solo in 2020.











- The game features challenging and engaging gameplay that keeps players invested.
- The aesthetics and atmosphere are unique and immersive, contributing to a captivating horror experience.
- The developer shows a strong commitment to improving the game, with quick responses to issues and ongoing updates.
- The game suffers from significant bugs and optimization issues, making it difficult to play smoothly.
- The movement mechanics can be frustratingly imprecise, leading to a steep learning curve and potential player frustration.
- There are several user interface problems, including overlapping text and limited control customization options.
- gameplay18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay is characterized by its challenging parkour mechanics and difficult platforming, which can lead to frustration but ultimately offers a rewarding experience for those willing to embrace the challenge. While the absence of sound options detracts from the overall immersion, the unique movement mechanics and interesting enemies contribute to a captivating horror atmosphere. Overall, players find the gameplay fun and engaging, despite some technical issues and areas for improvement.
“The gameplay is very good and fun!”
“Challenging mechanics and interesting enemies.”
“The gameplay is hard and challenging; the parkour is very difficult as well, and you will get frustrated by it at least once.”
“There are no sound options currently, as music and sound play a crucial role in the gameplay.”
“I highly recommend this if you're into weird movement mechanics, difficult platforming, and a horror experience that just straight makes my, (and hopefully your) skin crawl.”