Seashine
- CategoryGames
- First releasedSeptember 3, 2015
- Versions2 archived
- Installable2 of 2
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- Bundle IDfr.pated.seashine
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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Report an issueHow long will you survive in the abyss?
Dive now into the abyss, in an endless quest for survival. You are born as a fragile jellyfish, struggling to maintain a fading light in the darkness of the deep ocean caves.
Explore this mysterious underworld and absorb all the light you find on your way to live a few more seconds. But be aware... As poetic as this place seems to be, bizarre creatures and plants lurk in the obscurity, waiting to take a bite of you!
Survival of the fittest inside nature's most well kept secret, the depths of the ocean.
- Explore a gorgeous and endless underworld full of unknown dangers and strange creatures. - An unlimited experience where each game is unique. You'll never face the same challenge twice. - Intuitive controls specially made for touch devices. - A beautiful dynamic soundtrack reacting to the environment.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25This is a very fun time demolishing game and it fits everything I ever wanted to be in a game not adds no internet needed to play monsters underwater horror I just wish there was combat but still this game is absurdly fun and I love it in every way
I am sometimes launched right at a angler fish they shouldn’t spawn in rea accessed by geysers
great game
This game has such a cool concept I really wish more games had more deep underwater themes. The horror elements were also amazing the music and atmosphere really tie it all together, please play this game it’s so good
Game is so fun
Sorry if this sounds like one of the troll reviews of like a sad backstory, but I wanted to share how much seashine has helped me anyways: I was around 7-8 (I’m 15 now) when I saw my brother play this game, I remember thinking that this was amazing. and at thst point my brother wouldn’t let me play any of his console games. But I played this game, we usually took turns. And we played this game ALOT but we were very bad at it. This was one of the ways I connected with him. As we grew older I played it less and less. But around the age of 8-9 my dad got very sick and went to the hospital, sorry if this got to personal. He ended up being there for half a year and needed rehab for the next half. While this was happening me and my brother played this game doing this, and in a lot of ways we used this to cope, kinda. He did survive btw. Anyways as I got older I forgot about this game. About last week my brother graduated college and that day I had a sudden memory of this game. And after searching something a long the lines of “jellyfish spooky mobile game” I found it. And to make this even cooler, I was playing it right before his graduation. And after the graduation ceremony. We sat on the grass and played this game. I’ve been playing it a bit this week and I just wanted to leave this review, I assume you won’t see it but in the small chance you do. I love your game and thank you for making it. (Probably my fav game that you can only play on mobile)
5 stars
Bro,this game is rather impressive this is just one of those games that will stick with you but one thing PLEASE MAKE A STORY MODE JUST THINK ABOUT IT with all the deep sea monsters you can make a story with the small jelly fish but keep on going dude this is great!
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.