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I have! I love the behaviour of different butterflyfish species, hence the inspiration for this game! If I had more time I would've loved to explore different shaders to recreate  some patterns on the sand and god rays coming down through the water

Thanks, great feedback! There's lots I would've loved to add, but just didn't have the time unfortunately!

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I couldn't play unfortunately, so haven't rated yet, but if you make sure these setting are selected on your games page, it might fix your issue?

I love the concept of this game, and would love to play it with a group of friends! I think this is the best suited game for the theme I've seen so far, as I can see how it would bring people closer together, well done!

Great entry! I can't imagine the effort it takes to implement such storytelling into the experience, well done!

Really great entry, well done! I didn't have a second player to play with, but still enjoyed playing as both characters myself. I did get stuck between a fan and a platform, which crashed the game, but enjoyed the experience nonetheless!

Lovely game! I could definitely feel the impact of my decisions in the second part (the classroom), but decided to go along the trust route. Great entry, well done!

Having studied marine biology, I really loved all of the fun facts about each species, great work!

Quite morbid, but a very  interesting take on the theme!

Great work! It plays well, and isn't too challenging, which is great! A simple thing that would help a lot, however, could be a visual indicator for the void getting closer to you.

Thank you very much!

That's the highest score I've seen from anyone yet! Glad you enjoyed :)

Thanks for playing, great highscore! Distance to the other fish isn't measured vertically, only horizontally, so it doesn't matter if it moves upwards (in fact, it's a little more advantageous if it does)!

Thanks for pointing that out, it's now been updated :)