Seashine 9+

This game is a shining example of how simple mobile games should be and not the stolen assets or low effort plague that is now in the appstore. This game mixes both being casual at the same time engaging gameplay that you can always play at your downtime or just whenever you want, yes there are microtransactions but its not shoved at your face like every 5 seconds or are there ads playing for like after every gameplay it lets you keep playing as much as you want and you can stop whenever you can. Im having fun personally with how good the gfx alongside the somber and eerie sound of the underwater accompanied by the endless echoes of the abyss. I wanna see what content the developer might add or whatever new unique traits he can add to contribute to the unique atmosphere this game gives you and im all for it. Overall a 10/10 game and a game i havent been able to delete due to how you cant really think of a reason to lol.

For the devs: thank you for creating such a simple yet unique game in a market and genre that other devs made me give up hope for, i guess in a way you guys are the light in this endless and hopeless abyss that is the casual game genre xD

Downloaded Seashine just a few days ago, and I was hooked instantly. It's a great time-passer, because of its simple and relaxing nature. I love the mix of (mostly) friendly, sometimes cute creatures from the Ikakina to big, terrifying monsters like the Mutamara and the Tarakona. Oh, and some more annoying things.. (Looking at you, piranha.) At first, I was very confused by the vast amount of lifeforms AND their confusing names. But after a little play time, I was familiar with them already. I am very, very addicted, and I have made several personal bracelets and keychains of keywords and creatures! It also made me discover my fondness of jellyfish— as they are colorful, graceful, and just pretty!

This game is very charming yet haunting at the same time. The thought of a single delicate jellyfish swimming in the rocky caverns of the abyss abound with monstrous creatures is so exciting. I like that it has a Polynesian backstory to it, but it would even be cooler if there was a scientific/encyclopedia-ish entries to all the creatures encountered.

Controls are a little tricky but manageable. The maps are all varied and random but it would be nicer to add more environments, creatures, and plants. Stars are a little bit hard to come by, but when you are as obsessed as me, it piles up fast.

This game is very promising. I wish it would be recognized with how good it is.