FEED (Fish Elders’ Eternal Digestion) seems to be like an underwater tackle Push Me Pull You. In the devs’ personal phrases, it’s a “3v3 character-based multiplayer game where basketball meets meets tug-o-war meets three-person potato sack race in a bizarre underwater world of sentient limbs and insatiable Fish Elders”. It’s not one thing I realised that I wished in my life till I learn that sentence again, so it’s a disgrace I’ll additionally want 5 different human beings (and 5 additional controllers) sat subsequent to me earlier than I can dive in.
FEED helps decrease participant counts than that, although the sport’s web page advises that it’s greatest loved with a full complement of 6. Each participant takes on a distinct function, with Stunners, Dashers and Anchors all possessing a capability that’s applicable to their identify. The twist is that you just’re all certain collectively in an “amoeba-like aquatic organism”, which implies each member of the staff has to have a transparent thought of what everybody else needs to do always. If you’ve performed Push Me Pull You, you’ll understand how arduous it’s to coordinate with only one teammate – and that’s earlier than separate talents get thrown into the combination.
Further complicating issues are the three separate methods of scoring factors in your staff. There’s an urchin to retrieve, a clam to direct and fish to gather. I can see the shouting matches now: “You idiot! You made us urchin when we should have clammed!”
FEED is on the market from Itch.io for $2.99.
