Steering the fishbowl is like those marble blast games of yesteryear, only far clunkier due to poor responsiveness. Unfortunately navigating while inside these water containers is extraordinarily awful.
These tiny water reservoirs have their own physics properties and swimming into the side makes the container move in the intended direction-at least, that was the plan. There are a few different types to commandeer: fishbowl, jar, and mop bucket.
#I AM FISH DEVELOPER PORTABLE#
Since the adventure starts in town, much of the journey takes place on land within portable water containers. On land, you will be able to flop around to potentially get back into water, if there is only a short distance to travel. You can swim up and down, left and right, and also leap a short distance out of the water. Players begin by controlling the goldfish in third person. But this lack of humor does not distract our fishy fellows from their ultimate goal, which is to reunite out at sea-not so easy, as you will soon see. Despite how many times the game tries to be funny, it is remarkable how it never succeeds. As they travel through houses and streets, random human characters tell jokes or vocalize memes. The player’s goal is to reunite the fish by guiding them across the town, from one body of water to the next. But their fun is short-lived as they are separated and taken to different corners within the county of Barnardshire. These four water dwellers start the game in a pet-shop aquarium, enjoying each other’s company.
Actually you become four different fish: goldfish, pufferfish, piranha, and flying fish. There is not much story in I Am Fish, aside from the fact that you become a fish, as the title so eloquently describes.
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