評論

• gamedeal user

  Apr 12, 2016

  Breed a custom frutti di marre army. Turn the seas red. Give it at least an hour; it'll reward you. It takes some time to get to the meat of this thing. It's a very japanese affair. The translation is the best kind of bad, but it is bad nonetheless. The menu controls eschew a lot of common convention. That said, they do work once you get used to them. Conversely, the controls during the actual game are just fine. Most of the confusion comes from the fact that a squad of aquatic laser food is inherently unintuitive. Once you develop crustacean instincts the controls will click. The squad mechanics are surprisingly elegant. Likewise the AI is better than you might expect. Trust your school. If you're shopping for a squad based, 4X, seafood shooter you could do a lot worse.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 25, 2016

  Oh, him? Yeah. I know him. It's going to take a while... Hey, did you know there are three kinds of aces? Those that breed the perfect army. Those that strive to explore the vast seas. Those that know the right formation at the right time. And him? He was a true Ace of Seafood.
• gamedeal user

  May 17, 2016

  This is a really silly game. Silly, but horrifying. I recommend it to any one who enjoys sea life and shooting said sea life with lazers coming out of other sea life, but if you have a fear of the following things, I wouldn't suggest it: >The Ocean >The Abyssal parts of the Ocean >GIANT FUCKING ANIMALS coming out near instantly of the BLACK parts of the ocean >Vertigo (there is little indication of which way is up or down, and it WILL confuse you in the open sea) >Motion sickness >Tight spaces (WHY GOD) >Sharks and other predatory fish >Tentacled things >Boats >Engrish >Mutants >Seafood >Feeling like a tiny, insignificant speck in the vast blue >Sometimes clunky controls If you're afraid of none of these things, fucking play it, it's a blast.
• gamedeal user

  May 19, 2016

  After almost six hours playing this game, my girlfriend asked me if I didn't feel silly playing this game. Whats silly about building a pack of fishes that shoots lasers? Pros: - Interesting gameplay dinamics - Big variety of fishes wiht big variety of strategies building your pack - Satisfactory learning curve once you get the hang of it (which sends me to cons) Cons: - Weirdest camera I've eve seen. - Weirdest targeting system. - Weird maneuverability Summing up, this game is weird and silly, but is great fun.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 24, 2016

  Look, you're not here because you wanted plot. You're here because you wanted to become a fish. So strap on your grouper suit, make ready the eye-lasers that all fish obviously have, and rustle up a gang of fellow finned creatures, such as hermit crabs, jellyfish, and American battleships. Then send your digital possee out across a post-apocalyptic piscine paradise, picking fights with aquatic gangs and taking their territory as your army roster grows from sardines to submarines. This is easily one of the most ridiculous things I've played, but somehow it works. If you liked games like Tokyo Jungle, or you want to try out a sandbox version of Zone of the Enders in which you are a lobster that emits Maccross missile storms, this is not a bad way to spend a couple hours. The controls are jank at first, but you'll adapt quickly. The soundtrack is pure background noise. Front and foremost is the game's central experience: you get to be a magical laser fish. Whether that's to your taste or not will determine whether you like Ace of Seafood.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 9, 2017

  We are born of the crab, made men by the crab, undone by the crab. our claws are yet to open. Fear the old crab.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 22, 2017

  For being super japanese this game is actually really enjoyable. The spelling errors just add character to the game. The gameplay is fun and soundtrack is suprisingly also very good. Now that they added multiplayer you can conquer the ocean with friends. This is one of my favorite games on steam, my hours may not show that to be true but i assure you that this is some of the best money you can spend on steam hands down.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2017

  Now I do not know whether I was then a man dreaming I was a laser-shooting spiny lobster, or whether I am now a laser-shooting spiny lobster, dreaming I am a man.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 19, 2017

  On first impressions, I think this is how you do an asset flip correctly. There is no thematic reason for the models to look the way they do - mostly like somewhat low-fidelity realistic fish and battleships - unless they were prebought assets intended as flavor for another game. What they've done is taken those assets, added some motherfucking lasers, and turned it into a functional but hilarious sea shooter. I mean, it's not a great game on its technical merits; The shooting itself is fiddly and doesn't always feel impactful and the sequence of progression is murky. There's very little clear strategy except that you just kind of throw your units at their units and hope they're bigger, then use genetic material from those units to make something bigger, rinse and repeat. If a mecha combat game or space shooter had mechanics like this it would rightly be panned. But it is a laugh. It's a surreal, eye-crossing laugh, worthy of more giggles than most comedy games in the past year. It is the kind of laugh that can only be had across a cultural gap; the kind Japan provides on a regular basis, as you snipe with salmon, order your school to Engage Reef and Commence Operations, then suddenly come across historical battleships for no goddamn reason. Basically: I would buy it on any sale if you're a fan of having your brain bent by cross-cultural humor. Oh yeah, and the music's actually pretty rockin', too.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2017

  This is like a hybrid of Ecco the Dolphin, Katamari Damacy, and Rez. Take control of your chosen fish. Take on the oceans. Take over the sea. When you start out, the game will feel cumbersome and weird. Fish everywhere, and lasers, oh god, the lasers. Then you just roll with it. You turn rogue sardines to dust with but a thought. Bring entire schools of salmon to ruin. See the seals driven before you, hear the lamentations of their women(?). Conquer a fleet of battleships, and go to war against the giant squid that would oppress your people(?). All this and more. Be the ace of seafood.