The worst interaction control game I have played in recent memory. The core gameplay currently is okay. Typical co-op-slop games. (playing solo is boring and tedious af) Fish hunting is serviceable. Fish AI don't have intelligence to notice you 90% of the time (at least for non hostile ones) but that's ok. Customers just come sit and randomly order...
Deep Blue Sushi2026
Early Access
Deep Blue Sushi
2026 PaperPixel Games72Good
Early access on
- Steam DeckPlayable
- Steam MachinePlayable
Available on
- −20%$11.99
Game modes
- 2–5 players
Details
- First access
- August 20, 2026
- Launch
- n/a
- Developer
- PaperPixel Games
- Publisher
- PaperPixel Games
Overview
Deep Blue Sushi is a casual 1–5 player co-op adventure where you explore the ocean, catch fresh fish, prepare sushi, serve customers, and grow your restaurant while uncovering the secrets of the mysterious Deep Blue.
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Reception
Players78
Good- Steam78from 68 reviews
game is full of AI art, AI usage isn't properly disclosed at ALL. You can say "Freelance Artists made the steam page art" as much as you want, doesn't change the fact that the rest of the game is full of it in icons, billboardss & item textures. what a shame, game looked super cute.
I think the game developers let copilot become main pilot when making this. The character creation is fun , like so much fun even if it's buggy however there are so many ideas that just don't make sense. The prices are clearly AI generated because some sushi costs more to make than it sells for, The spear-gun mechanic, which is the main fishing method,...
the only fun part of this game is character creation
Was pretty excited to try out a new seemingly fun game to play with friends, and to support more indie studios... Lo and behold, game launches and the full scaled AI-generated game logo is blasted into my eyes. What kind of "freelance 2D artist" would "draw" the chopsticks poking straight into a nigiri? "AI tools only used in concept development stage"? "All...