Deep Sea Hunter

The low price brings an enjoyable, albeit repetitive shooter with some grind. The game is a simple shooter in which you control a submarine armed with guns against various fish. Your mission is to keep fish from reaching the bottom and fill the bar by killing them. If any fish hits the bottom, you will lose health. The quantity of health loss varies depending on the size of the fish. Each fish you kill rewards you with gold coins and experience points. When you level up, you gain access to a few additional options in the main menu. First, there are new cannons with varying damage and fire rates. Every third level up rewards you with a new cannon. New gear is not always superior because of different attack patterns, but they may all be upgraded with coins. More essential are talents that can significantly accelerate your progress through the game. These appear every 15th level, and you can only choose one of three choices. The remaining two are locked and unavailable for the duration of the game. Some valuable abilities include cheaper gear, more money per fish, and more damage. Coins can be used to upgrade buffs, which are power-ups that appear during stages. These have a mo…

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The game uses AI art, the dialogue box feels strange where it appears and the interface is not clear, the game is simple and fun

Even for a buck, this game feels ghetto. The major obstacle is just a big red rectangle in the center of the screen. You shoot and avoid fish and debris, but don't you dare go through the center of the screen.