Scale the Depths

time go fishing!

尼莫点第２行第２列的是什么鱼啊，就缺这一条了

this game is really fun it is worth the money i would even pay mor for this the only thing is i wish their were more locations also the mini games are good

Make DLC, please. My only complaint is that the game is far too short.

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Scale the Depths is a game about fishing where you control a little robot fisherman and control your hook to capture various fish and serve various customers across multiple locations while purchasing upgrades to your rods and bait, thematic knives for the areas you're in, and cosmetics. I start my reviews off with the positives and I have many to list here. First of all, the gameplay itself is incredibly fun. Mentally mapping the areas and discovering which fish are where is amazing. Each customer has a list of fish they like, and dislike, so you are able to strategize getting the most optimal fish for the customer you have now and then get some for the customers coming up later. Or, of course, you could just go to the areas with the best fish and get those. Though there is always a sort of big boss fish that only spawns once per cast. Its always worth picking up but revolving your strategy around it would take a lot of time. Regardless of which strategy (or lack thereof) you choose to go for, this game is definitely fun in gameplay. Of course it's not for everyone, nothing will ever truly appeal to every single person on this planet. But that goes for everything ever. To add to the gameplay the boss fish I mentioned previously all have their own unique abilities to make them harder to catch. This is a huge boon to the game because it adds even more uniqueness to the gameplay of each area. It makes them all feel unique beyond just catching different fish and hearing different music. Now, aside from gameplay, the graphics are absolutely beautiful. You can tell whoever made the art for this game had a lot of passion. It's consistent throughout the entire game. The music in this game is also amazing, the music also changes in each area to fit where you are. So in Loch Ness, for example, you have Scottish pirate-like music. In Huatulco you have Mexican music, and so on. Finally, the sound effects, they are good. I don’t really have many comments on sound effects, I am not a sound expert. But from what I can say objectively they function as they should. Now to the negatives, of which I have one big and one small. Starting off with the big negative, this game is SHORT. There are 4 areas in which you travel, all of which have anywhere from 23 to 32 customers until the final “Legendary customer” shows up and acts as sort of the boss of the area. That makes for a very short game. While the experience of the short game is great this is definitely to note. Now, [spoiler] In the ending the Handler does call you and say he is “searching for more areas”, this could be hinting towards future updates adding more areas or DLC of some sort, however considering that is not out yet I cannot write this review including any future content [/spoiler]. As for the less important yet still of note negative most of the puzzles in this game just boil down to a find the switch puzzle. There are some box-pushing puzzles and in the last area one somewhat convoluted puzzle (Even then the solution still ends up boiling down to searching the area for the solution). However, thats not the most pressing of all issues considering the fact you don’t even truly need to beat any of the puzzles to really beat the game. You could just save them for after you’ve beaten the game and have most of the upgrades ready to spend as long as you need on them if you wish. So I wouldn’t consider this really even that bad at the end of the day. Plus, Scale the Depths doesn’t market itself as a puzzle game anyways. They are just thrown in as a bonus. Any additional negatives would just be nitpicks. For example I encountered one single, visual-only, non-gamebreaking bug one single time that resolved itself in the second area. Boo hoo. Overall I would highly recommend Scale the Depths. For how short it is I could see waiting for a sale, but if you’ve got the money and want to play a game like this I would 100% recommend you do it. Its a short, but love-filled and very fun experience.

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