Soobmarinno

Having grown up in the 80's with Spectrum, Commodore 64s, Amigas and that wonderful lot, I've played quite a few platform games. Soobmarinno tries to deliver the gameplay and feel of that era by being a retro simplistic and merciless platformer. Your task is simple, guide your submarine though various obstacles, avoid the sea creatures, collect all the yellow dots and go to the next level through the exit. Every mistake will cost you your life and you'll have to retry the level again from the beginning, but don't worry as lives are unlimited. There is no score, no life count, no amount of retries or numbering of levels, which make the game rather tedious and pointless really, you only goal is to pass all the levels after more or less (unlimited) retries. Back in he old days usually the player had only 3 lives to pass all the levels with the occasional extra life every now and then, and this required tremendous amount of skill and gave suspense to the game. Soobmarinno looks, sounds ...

The 2D game is quite simple and interesting. Good graphics and good price. I recommend!

Review of "Soobmarinno": I just can't get enough of this amazing game "Soobmarinno"! This is one of the best gaming adventures I've ever experienced. From loyalty to details to an exciting plot, this game completely immerses you in its unique underwater world. The graphics in "Soobmarinno" are at the highest level. Every inhabitant of the underwater world is created with incredible care and realism. Every movement of the algae and the play of light make you feel as if you are at the bottom of the ocean. The plot of the game captures from the very beginning. I felt like the main character with each new task and the discovery of the mysteries of the underwater world. An incredible combination of puzzles, action and adventure creates an atmosphere that makes you play for hours. Management in "Soobmarinno" is simple and intuitive. I immediately got used to the management of my submarine and got great pleasure from exploring new places and moving underwater. The game offers various tool...

At first glance it seems that this is a calm, simple submarine game, until you get to the complex cards) at the initial stage you can let children play this game)