Разработчик: Mgaia Studio
Описание
Follow the intrepid Little Red Hook on her journey with the Moonwhale to defeat the monstrous Skyfish.
Use your fishing pole as a weapon or a grappling hook, and upgrade it as you go.
Legend of the Skyfish is filled with beautiful hand-painted art, intricate action puzzles and unique enemies. Explore a huge world of 45 handcrafted levels and defeat giant bosses.
Features:
- Unique fishing/grappling hook mechanics
- Gorgeous hand-painted environments and creatures
- Original music score by Sean Beeson
- 45 handcrafted levels
- Epic boss fights
- Many items to find and use
- Various puzzles to solve
- Great for all ages!
And also:
- Controller Support
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: Intel or AMD 1.5 GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Onboard graphics card
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 700 MB available space
Mac
- OS: Mac OS X 10.7 "Lion"
- Processor: 1.5 GHz
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Onboard graphics card
- Storage: 700 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
If you're like me and was hoping this would be a good Zelda-like experience, then you should probably not waste your money on this game. It is an ok game, but not great.
COMPLETE GARBAGE UTTER WASTE OF MONEY
DO NOT BUY
Just barely worth the asking price. Repetitious/dragged out as hell with no real puzzle variation.
Finished the game, but the game is filled with a lot of fat. Time spent walking around winding paths even though there's nothing significant to do aside from follow a spiral path when it could have been straight. A lot of places that a precise cast of your rod can bypass parts if you have the right hook, but I took those as a blessing. Meanwhile, aiming while on one of the moving platforms or aiming for a moving platform is a complete mess.
its a bit short, lacking in storyboard, and the puzzles are a bit too easy
even if youve never played puzzle games before, it wont be hard to figure out
which is a good thing, i mean, it is nice to be able to pick up a game
and via trial and error get the hang of it rather quick
but cause its so short and the difficulty curve goes up real slightly
the ease, is also a detriment
how ever, its only 8$ (usd) at this time, so pricewise, i believe its a good deal
that could easily become a great deal if the devs add to the game
even if it includes another charge
edit 7/7/17
after time has passed, and beating the game ive decided to change my reccomendation
its still a decent game, but for the price it either should have had better "puzzle" design
(not make you circle around just for fun)
or more story elements, basically its only the opening and end sequence that have any storyline
i dont feel like i got ripped off or anything, but content wise, this should have been 5$
and i believe if it were that price at release, they would have sold more
and people would have had lower expectations, thus given this game higher remarks
Click here for video review
Background
First, this is a port from mobile, but its a really good port. I think PC is really better for this game than touchscreen.
Story wise, you play as a girl who gets separated from her little brother when the Skyfish declares war on humanity. You are accompanied by the Moon Whale and a small fairy like fish as you make your way to battle the Skyfish and rescue your little brother.
Mechanic wise, I would add “Puzzle” to the genre listing for this game. The gameplay is a mixture of adventure and light puzzle solving to get through each level without dying.
What I like about this game
- The puzzle element is challenging enough to get you thinking while not getting frustrating. All of the gameplay elements and obstacles are clearly identifiable and displayed. The game isn’t trying to trick you as much as it's trying to teach you about its obstacles and make you think a little about how to get around them. Overall it's very fun and satisfying when you make the “ah ha” moment and learn the mechanics of new obstacles and enemies.
- The theme, graphics, music and the sound design (sound design being the weakest of the four) is awesome. It runs super smooth on PC and the resolution scales very nicely at 1440P. The music, although mainly one song, blends light hearted, relaxing, and adventure tones really well. It's the kind of music that fits the mood of the gameplay so well that you won’t mind (and actually appreciate) that it's the same song throughout most of your gameplay. Sound design is charming. It sounds like one person made most of the sound effects in the game with his mouth. It may sound cheap to some, but I found it funny and matched the game's overall aesthetics.
- The gameplay is really fun. Aside from moving your character, you can perform two actions. The first is Swinging your fishing rod as a close combat attack. The second is using your hook and reel to either “jump” across obstacles or draw enemies in closer. Its really cool to see how much the developer has done with just these two moves, and it's really fun when you get good at the controls and try to complete the levels as fast as you can.
- The story is simple but intriguing and helps build up the world you play in. This is the type of story that really suits a casual indie game. It give you that extra bit of curiosity and reason for grinding through the levels.
- The controls are very intuitive on Keyboard/Mouse and Full controller support is a real plus.
What I don't like about this game
- The difficulty level is just a little low for my taste. This game is a port from mobile devices and intended more for the very casual gamer to play once. Passing the controller to/from a friend really helps the experience on PC.
- This game would benefit from a “Speed Run” mode. When you get good at the controls it's truly cool to see your character zipping through the level. Sadly, some incentive to go through the levels at a faster pace is missing from this game. This would be an awesome addition.
[*]The price is just a little bit too high for me at $7.99
Conclusions
I had a ton of fun playing for the first 1.5 hours. The game is a bit pricey at $7.99 on Steam; an indie game at that price point needs to give me another 8 or so hours (10 Hours total) of continued fun for me to say this is a good value. Having said that, I believe I'll get that from this game and what the game does, it does very well. I recommend this game becuase the attention to small details in this mobile to PC port pays off.
I was drawn in by the nice, clean visuals and promises of puzzles to solve. Sadly, the latter goes unfulfilled.
I am a big fan of games like Ittle Dew, Escape Goat and Mystery Castle, and hoped this would scratch the same itch. But what is here doesn't really even qualify as puzzles. It's not a puzzle if there's a switch on the ground, and a short, unobstructed distance away there's a statue you can push around. That is a tutorial-level introduction to the game's mechanics at best and busywork at worst. Unfortunately, that's more or less the level of puzzle challenges for the whole duration of the game. Which is about three hours. There were only one or two instances where I had to give any real thought to what I was doing, and even then similar cases are only entry-level puzzles in other games.
On the other side of the coin the game tries to be an action-adventure game in the vein something like Legend of Zelda, but it's unsatisfactory there as well. The combat is simple and the enemies aren't much of a threat.
I also discovered some bugs and/or design problems. It's possible to skip small portions of some stages completely, and once I even got stuck when I managed to hook my way into a location from which I could no longer hook my way out of, since I hadn't opened a specific gate beforehand. I also came across a bug where I had just moved to another area in a level, so the camera followed me there, but then the camera swung back to the earlier area because it wanted to show how a timed gate there closed down again. The camera got stuck in that area, and I could no longer control the character, forcing me to restart the level. Luckily the levels are short (couple of minutes a piece) so it wasn't a huge loss of time.
Unless you're buying the game for a child, I really can't recommend this, as there are considerably better options available for about the same price or even cheaper.
This is a casual puzzler that I would rather get on mobile than Steam. It's a good port, a fun time sink and pretty polished, but it's just not what I am looking for in a PC Puzzler experience. It's totally worth the money if what you are looking for is a casual puzzler.
Great little game; about 3-5 hours of gameplay depending on how quickly your brain works 3 stages each with 15 levels. The game introduces some great game mechanics, and this is the reason for the recommendation, the story is not outstanding and the challenge level is low, but for a young person in your life in my opinion worth while. Use the fishing pole to attack enemies or as a hook to move objects or yourself, on top of logic puzzles you have reaction puzzles and enemies to fight.
Video: https://youtu.be/l7TSZxvVbIU
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Mgaia Studio |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 02.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 38% положительных (8) |