Very cool game. It has a very interesting mechanic and it was exciting when I finally figured out how it works. If I were to change one thing, I would make it a little harder to find safe areas so that the torpedoes would cause more anxiety. Overall, it is a refreshing take on the bullet hell genre.

Nice game design and good menu music, I was able to destroy 2 - 3 subs most of the time but the sea mines got me in the end. In the end i found the best strategy was going off the map xD

It's a very cool and original idea! 

It's also a patience tester, because you want to move and do stuff but have to wait for the line all the time. If you don't you'll explode. So it's actually an: avoid punishment game. 

I'd suggest making it an active battle zone game, where you can move freely without worry, but the scan reveals treasure or ammunition. So it's more of a reward to wait instead of a punishment 

Here i want into the deep: those damn torpedos will never find me here

Sonar Sight is a unique prototype with strong similarities to Battleship, where a player relies on the use of the submarine's sonar in order to detect projectiles and enemies. While there weren't enough projectiles for me to consider this a bullet hell, this is a super exciting concept that I think could be fully realized into a one-of-a-kind underwater warfare bullet hell game. 

Some notes:

• It would be nice to have a way to track where an enemy was last detected, to help feel less aimless. This could be done with a map, where an enemy's last location could be marked if the player discovers them through the sonar.
• I liked the little track in the Main Menu. It would be cool to see that carried into actual gameplay, with some cool sound design for the sonar, player movement and enemies.
• Enemy attack variety would be fun to explore.

For a first game, this is an incredible prototype. I'd love to see how you go forward with it, should you decide to polish. Well done!

I really enjoyed the sonar mechanic. Making the player limit themselves based off of risk is really engaging in this type of game. Having to choose between moving in an area you have no idea is safe or not and waiting to move when you know is safe is a fun way to give more options to the player movement by restricting it.

The idea of seeing enemies/obstacles in the environment with sonar blew my mind. At first I didn't understand anything and then I lost my mind when I heard the sonar sound and saw the submarine. Amazing idea!

The design could have been better and the mechanics could have been smoother, but even as it is, it's an incredible job, well done.