Sometimes I wonder why I keep playing this. It’s a simple game, but it somehow gets under your skin. The controls feel wonky, and the physics are tricky to master. Still, I keep wasting my time on it, even if it can be frustrating and annoying at times.
Marine Fish offers a neat gameplay loop with basic mechanics that can trick new players. The physics can be wonky, making some actions feel unpredictable. It’s not complex but requires patience, especially when figuring out how to progress efficiently.
Playing Marine Fish without the right setup is hard. Focus on the balanced loadouts because overly aggressive or overly defensive builds tend to be less effective. Some players swear by specific equipment, but it takes trial and error to find what works for you.
A trick I found is to stick to fewer objectives and master them first. It’s annoying at first, but this makes leveling faster. Also, don’t ignore the minor upgrades, they make a difference over time. Keep an eye out for hidden shortcuts too.
The game’s story progresses through unlockable stages that each feel like a small puzzle. The ending is pretty straightforward but can be a bit dull after all the effort. Overall, it’s a slow burn, but sometimes that’s what I need after a long day.
