Deep Sea Pursuit

I'm not really sure if Deep Sea Pursuit is an asset flip. Some elements of this game certainly make it seem like the developer put some effort into assembling some kind of original here (but not much). Apart from the game itself, which looks like it was either ripped from a template or generated with AI. The assets don't seem to be stolen simply because they're so bad, and the game itself is just a pathetically minimum viable product. The "developer" behind this isn't a sincere or genuine indie dev, they've absolutely set out to run some kind of scam or other, as the pricing for the game indicates. No genuine, ethical developer would set prices like that. But, before we get too deep into the ethics, let's go over what this is and why you don't want to buy it. Deep Sea Pursuit is an extremely simple "minimum viable product". All you do is run around, avoid and kite waves of enemies and collect various "treasure" to bump your score... this is simpler and dumber than Pac-Man or Asteroids. There's no value here in terms of gameplay, it's almost nothing. It's what Valve would call a fake game, asset flip or not, it's definitely shovelware. From a technical perspective, the ga…