Ocean Runner

 3DS
  • Publisher: Teyon
  • Release Date: Jan 7, 2016
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  • Summary: Meet Gilbert, a bachelor fish who has fallen deeply in love with the beautiful Pearlina. Like all stunning fish, Pearlina's one and only dream is to have the largest pearl in the ocean and like any love struck fish, Gilbert is on a mission to find it. Explore the colorful corals of the oceanMeet Gilbert, a bachelor fish who has fallen deeply in love with the beautiful Pearlina. Like all stunning fish, Pearlina's one and only dream is to have the largest pearl in the ocean and like any love struck fish, Gilbert is on a mission to find it. Explore the colorful corals of the ocean in this underwater runner. Help Gilbert to win his love by earning enough pearls to unlock all the story pieces and reveal the final ending. Dodge and dash at oncoming creatures as you aim to swim the furthest and top the online leaderboards. Venture through caves and collect power-ups, treasure chests and golden shells in this surf under the sea.
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  1. FNintendo
    Feb 9, 2016
    60
    Simple...very simple, accessible and with just enough plot to justify its existence, Ocean Runner is surprisingly addictive in the way it captures the player's attention. While its RPG elements could use some polishing, especially on the use of currency, the game can be a very relaxing experience and its user-friendly controls make it an option that should be considered by all those looking for a simple but addictive game.
  2. Nintendo Life
    Jan 7, 2016
    60
    This quest for fishy love might not introduce anything noteworthy, but it's still a good bit of fun that just about earns a recommendation for kids and curious adults.
  3. Brash Games
    Feb 16, 2016
    50
    Ocean Runner seem’s like an original take on one of the most overused genres, although invest some time and you can tell Gilbert is out of his depth. The familiar yet fun gameplay and addictive power ups unfortunately do not make up for the misplaced music, drab storyline and lack of replay value. Ocean runner does not sink or swim but it does float.

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