Swim Out

Swim Out by Lozange Lab. Gameplay Swim Out is a Strategie/Puzzle Game. In which you have to move your Figure through a Swimming Pool. The Difficulty here is not to clash with other Swimmers. The whole thing runs (swims) in a Lap. First the own Figure makes a Movement, then all the others and finally the "Disturbances." There are different "Opponents." The normal ones only swim one Field and block even one. Whoever, on the other Hand, has a Swimming aid has blocked even 2 and whoever kayaks sets 2 Fields per Lap. In total, there are 12 different Swimmers trying to avoid the Bathing Experience. To cope there are also 12 different Aids, such as Fins with which you can swim 2 Fields per Lap or Diving Goggles, which let you expose a Round. In eight, however, you still have to take care of disturbing Elements such as Aquatic animals or Waves, which force you to expose you for a few Rounds, of which there are 6 different ones. The Degree Of difficulty increases from Level to Level continuously and becomes quite crisp in the fifth Chapter at the latest. There are a total of 6 Chapters with 15 Swimming pools each and 1 Chapter with 10 Seaside resorts, so a total of 100 Levels. You can switch between these freely, which I think is a great Idea. So you can't get stuck once a Level is too heavy. It is Controlled by Mouse by Clicking on its Figure and then pulling in the Direction in which it is supposed to swim. If this is too cumbersome, however, you can also use the Keyboard Arrow keys much more conveniently. Graphics & Sound Optical, the Game consists of a chic Background (Pool, Beach, and other Seaside Resorts) and several Tiles that shape the Swimming Pool. In this one, your blue Figure moves in a blue Swimsuit and the Opponents in a red Swimlift. So those who expect hot Bikini Girls are out of place. Personally, I liked this expedient graphic. The Sound is good, but it repeats itself very quickly and gets a bit boring as a result. Conclusion Overall a nice Game for In Between, which Puzzle fans should take a look at. Strategists also come to their cost In the later Levels, because if you don't Fancy Try and Error, you have to plan a lot of Moves in advance later on. Achivement Hunters should also take a Look, because the 7 Successes are all available for the complete of the individual Chapters. Anyone who played the Aforementioned Hitman Go and thought it was good should definitely access, because there are some Parallels. Only the current €6am I wouldn't spend, but a 50% Sale should fix this. If the Review has helped you fall then follow our Review Program and if you want to tell me something about this Review then he likes to write in the Comments. The Game was made available to the GGC for Review purposes.