I'm enchanted by this citizen science game that lets players explore deep-sea life! The educational content is extensive and full of stunning images, providing a deep dive into benthic marine biology that's both informative and fascinating. It's incredible to think that as a player, you might be one of the first humans ever to lay eyes on some of these species, all captured beautifully by autonomous underwater vehicles.The game design is simple yet elegant, making it easy for anyone to get involved and start contributing. The calm, soothing atmosphere is a big plus, making each session feel like a peaceful escape to the ocean depths. It's not just a game; it's a rare opportunity to contribute to real scientific research in a meaningful way. Highly recommend for anyone curious about the ocean or looking to contribute to scientific discovery!

It’s very nice and relaxing and also a fun way to learn all your sea-crit basics! If you’re like me and you forget things quickly it’s easy to check back at the basic information for the animal groups. It also feels nice to be able to contribute to science some even as someone fairly uneducated and inept in marine biology. I may not be able to totally ID something or catch close mistakes but you can still help it along quite a bit, and eliminate pictures from an ID too if you feel solidly confident about it. Definitely a game I’ll keep coming back to!

I love this app! Yes, there are a few UI steps that can be frustrating at first (although the most recent update has improved much of the onboarding experience for me), but the dev team is super responsive on Discord if you have any questions. The graphics are rich, the experience is immersive, and it’s a really great concept. Highly recommend.

This is an awesome idea sort of similar citizen scientist activity as iNaturalist but ocean focused. The photo resolution is pretty bad on most photos so far (just started using it a few hours ago). Looks like thumbnails that have been blown up causing bad pixelation instead of high quality photos. I’m using an 11’ iPad for reference. Also there is a large info box over the top portion of the image that you can’t get rid of. Oddly I don’t see that box on the sample images here. If those issues could get resolved this would be pretty cool app.