Seashine

Every once in while I will go to a dead end-which is fine. However, when I try to go back to find a new tunnel, but it will also become a dead end. I may just be unlucky, but this tends to always happen eventually in long games (100+). This usually happens with a certain section where it looks like a rock falling area but you cannot enter it. As well as this, when a way the jellyfish has gone turns into a dead end, the crack at the end can be entered with a small jellyfish. This causes the player to enter a glitchy black void. Furthermore, sea anemones sometimes clip into each other and the deep sea dragon does an unnatural tail flip when it does a 180 degree turn. I don't know if these are things that can be fixed, but I hope they are (by the way, this is intended to be constructive criticism, and I mean no offense). Also, what if there is a fish that can't be seen that swims around slower than a shark. This thing would light up right before it's about to get the jellyfish. What if a tunnel leading away from the abyss-that was so desperately found-turned out to be the mouth of a giant stonefish? Spooky

Ok so, while the game is Amazing from its beautiful visuals, soft calming music, aesthetically enjoyable, i do have one thing that it’s kinda bothering me, and that’s how can only swipe to get to where you wanna get to in the game. Maybe if you had buttons or a small circle like normal FPS games have, i mean don’t get me wrong while i do like the idea of having to swipe to move around, i just don’t find it as simple as having to use buttons or something along those lines to be able to move more easily. Now, i’m not saying to completely remove the swiping mechanic or anything like that, but just add like an alternative. That way if other players are having the same issue, it’ll be easier to just have something like that. Love the game. I would rate it a 10/10 despite the fact that i don’t like the way we move around using the swipe mechanic. But still a very fun and enjoyable experience. Thank you guys. Love the game so much♥️♥️♥️

I don't think anyone can resist the allure of this glowing game, which has taken my breath away with the amount of detail put into it. From the first installation, this game has never left my app drawer. Even if I don't play it as often as I used to, and I am not drawn to it because it has become slightly repetitive, I still consider this game a work of art. The promise of a great new update is keeping me on my toes, and I couldn't bear to part with this little game anyway (I've formed an attachment to it haha). Over the months, I feel like I've watched the game grow and it's really turned into something spectacular. It has an eerie charm to it that sets it apart from other games, defined by the stark contrast between light and darkness. The game captures the life of a creature of purity and the dangerous enigmatic world it must survive in. Seashine is an app that I've seen develop and become the one of my most favorite games I've ever downloaded if not the most. 🦑🐠🐙🐳

I personally love this game! I got it a few days ago and have been playing it ever since. Honestly, there’s nothing bad I can say about it. But, if you’re looking for a relaxing game, this is not for you. The graphics may seem artistic and calming, but the stress involved in this game is huge. Out of the blue, giant shark teeth can appear and grab you or a carnivorous worm can shoot out of the ground. You find yourself saying, “Oh god! Oh god!” as you’re trying to outrun a huge fish. Another thing I like about this game is that there aren’t too many ads, just a few. Some games it seems like there’s an ad every ten seconds, so I’m glad this isn’t one of those games. Lastly, the game doesn’t try to push you into buying much. Of course there are items to buy, but the developers don’t shove it in your face. I love this game and so do my friends! Whoever made this game, thank you! ❤️

I have been playing Seashine for over a year, and it is still one of the best apps IOS has to offer. I love how the creatures are based on real deep-sea organisms. Bobbit worms do exist, and they’re just as terrifying in reality as they are in-game. And I’ve just discovered the ghost shark (wow!), which made me want to write this review. Even after all this time, I still enjoy the journey. Graphics are smooth— it never slows down to populate the next area. Just an excellent game with fun, creative updates that I always enjoy. I especially like the option for multiple jellies. I have a few recommendations: • The collectible stars should look like sea stars. It would make more sense, since they’re always hanging around on the walls • More rooms? • the hammerhead is wearing striped purple pajamas, and it takes away from the realism of the game for me • one element I loved about the game in its earlier days was how there was no language involved in the exploration. It was just nature and survival. But now there are talking Easter island heads. They don’t say anything important, and it’s distracting from the overall tone that Seashine has to offer • keep the parasites! They’re annoying, but avoiding them keeps me on my toes • maybe fewer stars— they’re everywhere I hope the app continues to update. Thank you!