Clean the Sea! – Examination
I can describe the pleasure I experienced in Clean The Sea! in one sentence: It’s like constantly scratching a scratch card that never comes up empty.
I like games where we have only one job and no time constraints. A person cannot constantly think technically and tactically, sometimes it is necessary to calmly clean garbage from the sea. That’s all there is to Clean The Sea!
We start with a small boat and saying, YOU CANNOT THROW A CAR INTO THE SEA, BUT SO. Collect 15 trash items, bring them to the hop outlet, earn money and continue until the area is deemed “clean”. Then open a new area. It’s an uncomplicated, uncomplicated, and satisfying gameplay loop that you’d expect from this kind of “casual” game.
Of course, there are many factors that animate this game cycle. As you can imagine, we can increase the speed and garbage carrying capacity of our boat with the money we earn. I think after a few upgrades, once you start collecting garbage in sacks like this, you start to enjoy the real game.
Stop the man who throws beds into the sea in the name of dolphins!!
If you were dreaming that I will clean the sea and everything will be beautiful, I am here to dash those dreams. Because in Clean The Sea! the garbage never ends.
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New garbage continues to appear in the areas you clean from time to time, although not at the same density as before. You do not have to return to these areas, but you may be deprived of some things if you do not return. For example, chests that give money every 10 minutes. Or temporary support packages that appear from time to time.
These short-term supports, which allow you to collect up to 250 pieces of garbage or speed you up a lot and open another sales point in the middle of the sea, appear occasionally and prevent the game from becoming monotonous.
I like to keep a few of these types of games, which I call low risk / high reward, on the computer. I go in and out for 15-20 minutes to unwind during work breaks. Clean The Sea! is a game perfect for this purpose. As people like me who do not spend much time with mobile games, we will now be able to access such a cute game on Steam.
One of the details I liked in Clean The Sea! is that different objects are added among the garbage depending on the region you go to. For example, bicycles are available in Amsterdam. I love little things like this.
PC Controls: Clean The Sea! It’s a game originally released on mobile devices, but I honestly didn’t like playing it with the keyboard. There’s also Xbox controller and DualSense support. It really didn’t make me say, “No, you have to play it manually, it doesn’t work like that.”
Little helpers: Of course, you don’t have to act alone throughout the game. You can buy little helpers with you or rent temporary helpers such as drones. Tiny auxiliary boats are buzzing around to help you.]