- January 7, 2025
- METASLA
Sea Fantasy
Platforms
About
"Sea Fantasy" is a pixel open-world action RPG where you save the world by fishing. Catch marine creatures, called SeaAZ, by matching markers and reducing their health with precise timing. Explore islands and dungeons for treasures, create new fishing rods and hooks with materials from SeaAZ, and uncover an epic story of world salvation.











- The fishing mechanics are engaging and provide a satisfying gameplay loop, allowing players to catch fish quickly and easily.
- The game features a charming pixel art style and a fun sense of humor, making it an enjoyable experience overall.
- There is a variety of unique boss battles and mechanics that keep the gameplay fresh and interesting.
- The English translation is poor, with awkward phrasing and grammatical errors that can detract from the experience.
- The game suffers from optimization issues, leading to high CPU usage and performance problems on some systems.
- The story and dialogue feel shallow and linear, with missed opportunities for deeper character development and side quests.
story
69 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is generally considered simple and serviceable, with some players finding it enjoyable yet lacking depth and coherence. While it features cute moments and a charming old-school feel, the dialogue can be dry and linear, leading to missed opportunities for side quests and branching narratives. Overall, the narrative is not groundbreaking but complements the fun gameplay loop, though localization issues may detract from its impact.
“The story is serviceable but I can't say it's a bad story since it does have some localization issues in English which might be making it lose some of its weight.”
“You'll find tons of items, equipment, and fish to collect, a variety of objectives to complete, and a compelling storyline to keep you hooked.”
“This is a very enjoyable game with a fun and rewarding gameplay loop with an enjoyable yet simple story.”
“I've beaten the game, I've 95% completed basically everything there is to do, and I have no idea what happened in the story at all.”
“The story feels a bit shallow and the dialogue is lacking a lot.”
“That being said, the dialogue can feel very dry and linear, almost rail-roading you to your next point and you can't do certain things (i.e.; upgrade your boat) until well after it's mentioned and you've done several other things in the quest line.”