Robot Fish offers a simple concept with physics-based movement. I found it frustrating but hard to stop trying, even with wonky controls and tricky obstacles.
Collect objects and navigate through obstacles, with fast movement controlled by timing and positioning.
Controls involve understanding physics that can throw you off, and the game features modes, levels, and difficulty settings. Controls are consistent across gameplay, focusing on movement and timing.
Watch corners for advantages, and timing your boosts correctly can help. Avoid overusing boost functions to conserve energy and reduce frustration.
Q: What is the objective? A: To control the robotic fish and navigate obstacles.
Q: How do you control the fish? A: Moving involves understanding physics that can throw you off.
Q: Are there modes or difficulty? A: Not stated.
Q: What's the main mechanic? A: Movement and timing based on physics.
