AppSpy: Complete in tow with mission system and upgrade store, this color-coded action game quickly bombards you with obstacles. Some may rise to the challenge, but others will feel baited.
Pocket Gamer: Genres and synapses collide in this glossy confection that conceals an infinite-match-flightpath arcade-puzzler. Hard to believe it’s being given away for nothing.
Pocket Gamer: Colour-matching games are passe. As are line-drawing games and endless-runners. So how about a game that combines all three in one cartoon-crazed package? That’s what Seal Force is going for. This a genre mash-up to end all genre mash-ups.
Having an ambitious vision is one thing, but it takes a fair bit of skill to realise it without a metaphorical four-car pile-up. Seal Force emerges intact thanks to a delicate game mechanic that’s buried deep beneath the exuberant characterisation and bombastic staging.
Android Rundown: So here’s a unique combo: line drawing combined with an endless runner. Seal Force puts players in control of the eponymous team of seals, who are out to defeat the evil Krillian and his Krill Army. In what can be described as a glaring error on Krill’s part, his armies are susceptible to damage by the three members of Seal Force by matching up the color of each seal to the enemy unit. The enemies keep coming leftward, and the player must draw paths to attack the enemies coming at them. Powerups can be picked up, such as one that allows all 3 seals to attack at once (normally, only one seal can be out attacking at a time), or gives the seals more powerful attacks. Golden clamshells can be collected, which can be spent on upgrades.
