Swim Out

 Xbox One
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  1. Xbox_Alive
    Aug 27, 2020
    6
    Swimout is a Strategy Puzzle Game. Ported over from mobile, Swimout is all about getting out of the crowded swimming hole. With tons of different obstacles (too many if you ask me) you are tasked with predicting (or learning) the AI movements while navigating your blue clad swimmer out of the pool. There are 100 levels to conquer. there isn't any real animation, and all the pieces areSwimout is a Strategy Puzzle Game. Ported over from mobile, Swimout is all about getting out of the crowded swimming hole. With tons of different obstacles (too many if you ask me) you are tasked with predicting (or learning) the AI movements while navigating your blue clad swimmer out of the pool. There are 100 levels to conquer. there isn't any real animation, and all the pieces are static sprites that move around each turn. There isn't a ton of visual variety, but this doesn't detract from the fun challenge this game gives. Puzzle fans should thoroughly enjoy this game, easy to pick up and put down as you need to and best played in small bursts.… Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Jul 23, 2020
    60
    Swim Out on the Xbox One can offer a decent challenge and is fairly priced. Additional challenges can come inadvertently from the frustrating mobile device format and lack of differentiation between swimmers, and these stop it from being a great puzzle game. As it is though, it’s fine, and could be an easy 1000G for those able to think two or three moves ahead.
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