Hungry Fish
Hungry Fish
The official app & game
Distributed by UptoPlay
SCREENSHOTS
DESCRIPTION
Use UptoPlay to play online the game Hungry Fish.
Your oblivious pet fish can only be controlled by feeding it.
It swims around and does whatever it wants. You have to keep it safe from the increasing number of predators by bribing it with food.
No permissions required, no ads and small size.
(This game is still a work in progress)
Enjoy with UptoPlay the online game Hungry Fish.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Developer: Infinite Worlds
Genre: Casual
App version: 1.1
App size: 1.2M
Recent changes: Added a high score system.
Fixed minor bugs.
Comments:
Needs to be a live wallpaper
The concept is unique to say the least. You have to lure your fish (yellow) \n' +
away from the predator fish (red) that want to eat you, by touching the \n' +
screen which drops food (green) which your fish will go to. The extremely \n' +
simplistic graphics are nice. They are exactly what you see in the picture, \n' +
so I have to give you points for not lying, {I have seen many games where \n' +
the devs bluff making the game look better than it is as a trick to lure \n' +
people to their (usually terrible) game.} That said, it definitely needs \n' +
music, probably something like a peaceful ambiance would complement the \n' +
simplicity of the game. It also needs a just bit more complexity. Perhaps \n' +
have different types of enemies to make the game slightly more difficult. I \n' +
don't know... Perhaps a Pufferfish which will blow up really big due to one \n" +
or more triggers (your {or other} fish touching it, time it has been on \n' +
screen, or proximity to the nearest {moving?} Thing are possible \n' +
triggers.), so you better not be near when it does. or sea mines which \n' +
generally stay (generally?) still but explode if you (or something else?) \n' +
would touch it. Perhaps an angler fish which light would lure the fish \n' +
towards it, and you would need to use a lot of food to lure it away. Which, \n' +
in any case, would certainly be done in the simple, solid color graphics of \n' +
course. Speaking of those graphics, I personally like them. It allows for a \n' +
smooth gaming experience, certainly on even the more low end devices, and \n' +
while they are (with the obvious exception of their simplicity) quality \n' +
(and by that I mean they are not blurry, glitchy, or anything else {with \n' +
the obvious exception I mentioned earlier}), without any of the headache or \n' +
overstimulation of most “high quality” graphics, not to mention how much \n' +
data that it saves, allowing for the game to be installed on almost any \n' +
device in almost any situation. But once again, while the game's simplicity \n" +
is good, it is too simple. Even a retro game like Pacman had a few things \n' +
to spice it up (like the cherries, or the large dots.). Try and add \n' +
something or another. That said, this game is better for those looking for \n' +
something calm or “zen” rather than something mainstream and action-y, \n' +
really needs music, and is, while not a terrible game, not exactly a great \n' +
game either. Edit: All this time spent on giving a real review, with \n' +
several tips on what you can and should do, and what? Nothing? No reply at \n' +
all?
Worst. Game ever'
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