Fishy Bits 2 : Fish Survival

Okay, for people saying this game is too hard upgrade your fish, if it’s still too hard you’re just bad at it and it’s not too difficult. I haven’t had any problems with coins disappearing however when I try to double the coins the ads don’t pop up. Also I have the same issue as many others where there is no progress once you reach the mines or dark area. Although for the most part it is a very good game. UPDATE: I have been having this glitch where the swordfish glitches and kills me no matter where I’m at. Also relating to the swordfish, is it really necessary to make it so excessive in the higher levels. I still have yet to pass the dark zone because the depletion of the health bar is too high and no fish spawn in the area.

With a game like this, there needs to be a lot of variation in the playable characters and or mechanics or else the player will get bored of it and stop playing. There's just too little variation between the characters, to where it feels like they're just alternative skins. Also, I suggest giving the character more coins, or some other reward for playing. As it is now, it's far more efficient to check up on the tank once every 4 hours or so and use the coins to upgrade your fish. It's less playing and more waiting. This would be fixed if there was more reward to playing, other than new fish for the reason stated previously. Furthermore, I suggest buffing the upgrades or adding more of them. As it is now, the upgrades do practically nothing and it feels like you're spending your money on nothing. Also, the max level is too low, the fish feel practically the same before leveling as after.

This game seems pretty fun and I want to keep playing it. But honestly it seems like every time I get to the fourth stage there are hardly any fish I can even eat and I die incredibly fast. Getting from stage 3 to 4 is easy because there is so much to eat then once you hit stage 4 the amount you can eat seems to go down by 90%+ and then it’s just not playable. I also find it ridiculous that the bigger fish don’t even have to be facing you to cause your death, all I have to do is touch one pixel of a larger fish and I die? Just doesn’t make sense, I’d much prefer if they had to be actually facing me and I had to touch their face to die. This game remind me of a flash game I used to play as a little kid and it’s just a shame it doesn’t play like how I want it to 😕. Best of luck to the developers though, I know people enjoy your stuff so keep at her I guess.

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This game has multiple flaws. First I’d like to point out that sometimes the correct size of fish that you’re able to eat may not appear. Very rarely can I get 500 points in one run. Also ridiculous amounts of points to get one egg. And the swordfishes kill you if you are anywhere near, so you have to resort to going all the way up or down. Maybe implement a way to know what fish you can eat at certain sizes so you know which fish to avoid. Also sometimes the big fishes turn and kill you instantly even if you stop... when you size up the whole screen shakes and there’s a split second where you don’t know what’s going on and you run into a big fish. The color scheme for some fish blends in so well into the water that a lot of the times you just run into them. It’s a good game but there are so many flaws. I’ll continue to play, but I wanted to point these out.

I understand that this app is under development, so I hope to see more changes in the future. My biggest issue after the most recent update is that once I get past stage 6 (with glowing angler fish) the game is just too hard. There is almost no possible way to make progress after that point because the fish spawn too far away from each other and there are new obstacles to avoid. If the hunger meter depleted at the same rate throughout the game, I would never see a problem. My next suggestion has nothing to do with gameplay. Since this game quite obviously features a collecting mechanic, it would be pleasant to be able to view the stages of fish evolutions that you have already unlocked in the character selection screen. This will add more diversity to the game, allowing players to feel even more motivated to unlock their characters. The stages of evolution that are not unlocked can be represented by an opaque shadow or a question mark. I truly enjoy the efforts that are made towards the aesthetic of this game, and think that being able to view your fish and their evolutions would make the game more stunning. Keep up the good work, and it’ll be 4-5 stars next time!