Regardless, I Am Fish is a charming game that you can't stay mad at for too long. Let's not forget that the difficulty is intentional - it's almost sadistic how tough I Am Fish gets. As frustrating as the gameplay gets, it's oddly satisfying when you manage to accomplish your tasks. Navigating around town involves flopping, rolling, swimming - basically exploiting every avenue you have without meeting some dire fate. And you know what's worse? It's physics-based - so anything can happen.

The game's beautiful and scenic visuals mask the fact that controls are intentionally tricky to make movement by itself a challenge, let alone - getting around each level's obstacles. So what challenges await in this platformer? Plenty. As they get scattered, your objective is to reunite and enjoy your newfound freedom together. You'll play as four different Fish that have escaped from a small town pet shop. However, we'll give the designers credit for making it work. It's hard to develop a compelling tale with a theme so bizarre as this one. Are you intrigued yet? I am too, or 'I Am Fish.' It's a Long Way to the Top If You Wanna Leave Your Bowlīelieve it or not, I Am Fish has a pretty strong narrative. All of these elements are wrapped up in a fishy theme, where you'll flop around this 3D platform, taking on all the obstacles a fish would never, ever face. Probably a fusion of ridiculous, frustrating, hilarious, and addictive. If there's anything we know about this game, given its developer's history is that it will be quite a ride. There are some top-tier visuals and physics behind the gameplay. It's not just a simple indie offering either. Players will be taking control of a rogue fish circumventing its aquatic environment to explore the wider land-based world. I Am Fish, without a doubt, one of those games. I found this quite tricky to get the hang of and I would regularly miss where I was trying to land.Įvery now and then comes a game with a concept so bizarre that it simply has to be played.

The Flying Fish is kind of like the Pufferfish, except when you leap out of the water you can go much further. It is pretty clever stuff and probably my favorite aspect of the game. A great example of this is when you are in the sink and the water is very shallow, you jump up, bite the tap and the water starts to fill the sink and you can then move on. The Piranha has the most puzzle based of all the gameplay in my opinion as he can use his strong jaws to break stuff. The Pufferfish can puff up and when he is puffed up, he can bounce around out of water, but the trick is jumping out of water, puffing up, and then landing in more water. Goldfish is the most basic, he is in a fishbowl/jar thing and he can roll around the world to get to where he needs to, I found this part of the game to have a bit of Super Monkey Ball about it. The selection of fish in I Am Fish is awesome. This is a physics-based kind of game and getting to grip with this is the key to moving your fish from area to area, but each fish has their own set of abilities. There is a learning curve here and I could easily see that leading to a bit of frustration for some children. I will say that the controls of the game do take a bit of getting used to and that is why I do not think that I Am Fish is a game that is ideal for really young kids.

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