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Swimsanity!

Decoy Games, LLC
Aug 7, 2020 - Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5
Weak

OpenCritic Rating

63

Top Critic Average

40%

Critics Recommend

Nintendo Life
7 / 10
Pure Nintendo
6 / 10
NintendoWorldReport
6 / 10
Nintendo Blast
7 / 10
Nindie Spotlight
7.5 / 10
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Swimsanity! - Private Beta Trailer (Steam) thumbnail

Swimsanity! - Private Beta Trailer (Steam)

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Decoy Games - Family Matters

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Swimsanity!™ - Vision Trailer (Bit Awards Announcement)


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Critic Reviews for Swimsanity!

A full-featured multiplayer effort, Swimsanity! excels in its frantic competitive gameplay, with a co-op experience that we found critically lacking in enjoyment. Skip the adventure mode and dive straight into Orb Rush with three friends for a good, fun time. The package holds together well despite some blandness to the visuals, and there's certainly plenty to do if it gets its (fish) hooks into you. Swimsanity! holds up well in a crowded market and we truly hope to see it succeed.

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Swimsanity! offers a fun blast of online or local versus play. Its game modes aren't terribly original, but they work well in the underwater setting. Unfortunately, the fun doesn't carry over to the game's adventure mode or the single-player options.

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With roughly eight modes to choose from, Swimsanity can be a blast to play with a group of friends. It's just unfortunate that it never reaches its full potential due to bland visuals, unbalanced difficulty and lackluster single-player options. Nonetheless, it should still have some appeal to anyone who's even remotely a fan of the genre.

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Swimsanity! has a great idea of movement, which fits very well in an underwater themed twin stick shooter. However, not making Adventure Mode more accessible to a single player is something I missed. Playing Swimsanity! alone - besides being extremely difficult and frustrating - it is not as fun as with friends. Its graphics and soundtrack are pleasant, with underwater effects that are suitable for a game of the genre. Although it is a somewhat simple experience, there is enough content to not be characterized as a castaway.

Review in Portuguese | Read full review

Multiplayer games on Switch have really just about become a challenge for me to review in many regards...

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