TouchGen: When I boot up a new video game, one of the first things I notice is whether or not the game has a sense of style. Before I even start the game, I form an immediate impression based on the visuals and the overall style the game puts forth. Glowfish is a game certainly not lacking in the style department. Everything in the game is very neon. Contrast is the key to their art style, and it is definitely beautiful.
"As an iOS gamer, I tend to look at the more expensive games as opposed to the free or even 69p games because, as a rule, you tend to get better quality, more enjoyment and you don’t fill your phone's precious memory with crap. £1.99 is a steep price for any 2D iOS game, and I don’t think Glowfish quite lives up to the price tag."
MumboJumbo Games released their popular iPad game, Glowfish, for the PC. Cut scenes pop out at you in a layered manner such that you can tilt them with your mouse for a fun 3D effect. Glowfish treats the player with high-contrast, deeply colored art that achieves a soft, and of course “glowy” look.
A lovely indie game developed by MumboJumbo, released on PC and iPad.
