This looks like a fish RPG on the surface, but I soon found out that this is a fish RPG that knows what it means to be an RPG.
On the surface, this is a game similar to Feeding Frenzy, a flash fish-eating game. The mechanics that stand out are the upgrade system and the dash, which help out with mobility. I liked the gameplay loop of weaving between the rocks and swordfish, slowly upgrading your fish to improve your high score.
And then it got legs.
It's the point where the RPG part shines because the difficulty spikes with the addition of bottomless pits. The upgrade options became equally important, and failing a stage doesn't feel discouraging because it doubles as grinding.
The final boss tests your knowledge of everything you know on land, and it's satisfying to finally defeat him after many tries and upgrades. 10/10