Swallow the Sea

Ouroboros combine with human element. Fun but too chaotic.

A really good, interesting, free game. The last achievement essentially requires you to get lucky with enemy behavior 20 times in a row. And the only attack/mobility option you have gets worse as you get further into the game.

i NEED and WANT part 2 of ts

this certainly is a game about sea creatures or something. it reminds me of feeding frenzy.

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Score: 3/5 Even without a price cost, this reminds me of my experience with Milk Inside a Bag of Milk and its sequel. Interesting visuals, engaging horror, and annoying and forgettable content that's ultimately unrelatable and a pointless/counter-productive use of my time. Short horror adventure with tedious gameplay that ruins the pacing. The story is dark and ambiguous, much like the studio's other f2p game, Perfect Vermin. I don't know exactly what is going on here either. I can't tell if I'm too dumb to understand the points being made in this studio's games, or if it is art that is supposed to be evocative without making much sense. If the game is actually just about/exploring [spoiler]nihilism and/or rampant consumerism and/or the conception of biological life[/spoiler], then it's poorly executed and overall pretty lame. Good music and sfx though.