Lightfish reviews

A good little game nice and nice graphically, we can play a good time so we take the game, in any case for my part. The only flaw I would have to say is that the game mode is poorly explained, we do not know too much what to do at the beginning. Second little trick; you have to take breaks because you can get angry! I recommend

Ohhhh it makes me happy to see this game safe steam. I love this pretty arcade style of play in the mind. The only problem in my opinion is that it lacks the pictures in the background, because when you discover the image small a small it is still something else to have a super Belle Nana as a reward... Not???? Short to take away friends it's just great this little game

The Game is good. The Gameplay principle is ancient. With this Game, however, it has been re-varied and modernized. The Result is pretty good. The Goal in each Level is to define a sufficiently large Area by drawing a Line at a time without being caught by the Opponents. It is graphically, musically and very well done in terms of control. There are many Elements that are added in the later Levels and make the whole thing varied. The Levels have to be completed in Sequence, so it can take longer to get on. Once you've done it, a Rating System (0, 1, 2 or 3 Stars) provides enough Incentive to try to get a Level done better. In addition, you can play through all The levels with time Limits, quite a challenge. Pro & Contra: + Simple, entertaining Game principle + Good Control, graphics, Music + Replay incentive available (Achievements, Rating, Time Play)-(I don't think anything) rating: 9/10 Good Remake of an arcade classic.

Games like Lightfish, we can find a multitude on mobile platforms, on the other hand,... games as successful as can be Lightfish, there is not enormously and it is therefore a pleasure to find this one on steam already, it is important to clarify that the design is beautiful and the music is fabulous. Lightfish is a re-interpretation of a game released in the years 1980, QIX. And it's a very nice reinterpretation. In QIX, you play a spark, in Lightfish, you play a fish in the underwater depths. This fish, which you guide, is in an arena and you must as soon as possible conquer the terrain. Well, you can take it easy too (that's how I do it anyway), but you earn less points. As you progress through the levels, you will find more and more enemies who will do everything to complicate the task... but after all, it's well done for the enemies! To learn more about what I have to say about this game, I invite you to read my impressions on Lightfish [www.graal.fr].