Kill Fish

As a lover of Lovecraftian horror, this game immediately caught my attention. Initially, I expected a metroidvania, but it turned out to be more of a platformer with clever yet solvable puzzles. I really enjoyed the artistic touches, especially the scenes involving a smoking pipe, which added to the game’s charm. The music is atmospheric and fitting, though some of the sound effects felt a bit off. Despite being labeled a horror platformer, the game has a surprisingly laid-back tone, which I found refreshing. If you’re looking for a stylish, puzzle-infused platformer with a hint of cosmic horror, this is definitely worth checking out!

Kill Fish, developed by Mikheev Denis and published by Meridian4, is a compact arcade-style shooter that focuses almost entirely on immediacy and repetition. It does not attempt to build a layered experience with complex systems or storytelling, instead committing to a simple survival-based loop where reflexes and positioning are the primary tools for success. From the moment it begins, it is clear that the game is designed for quick engagement, offering short bursts of action rather than long-form progression. The premise is minimal and largely abstract. Players are placed into confined arenas where waves of enemies emerge continuously, creating a scenario where survival becomes the sole objective. There is no real narrative structure guiding the experience, and no effort is made to provide context beyond the basic setup. This lack of storytelling keeps the focus entirely on gameplay, but it also means there is little to create a sense of progression beyond improving performance and lasting longer in each run. The core gameplay revolves around movement and shooting, with controls that are straightforward and easy to grasp. Players must navigate through increasingly crowded arena…

peak

very not recomended poorly made game, not worth your money every aspect of this game is mediocre at best but straight up bad for the most part the gameplay feels like the developer never bothered to play the game for more than one level to check if everything works as it should. the movement is not fluid and lacks some pretty standard aspects (ex. turning mid jump), all reactions are slow making some platforming sections incredibly infuriating (you fall off a platform before you are able to jump) combat is an unfunny joke. the hitboxes are messed up; if you get knocked down the amount of time it takes you to get up is the same time it takes the enemies to knock you back down again, so it's pretty easy to get stuck in a death loop; but most of that can be actually omited bc you have a gun with infinite bullets and only walls/platforms stopping your range (ofc those don't stop the enemy projectiles) you can also roll through most attacks and the enemies can only chase you on their platform level checkpoint (or lack therof) is what ultimately defeated me. they are incredibly scarce and you can't save your progress on your own. the level at which i stopped plaing is quite large wit…

I am a fish

♥♥♥♥ gameplay