Little Fins

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Little Fins is an adventure game released August 9th, 2011[1]. The player controls a orange fish whose goal is to swim through checkered rings without losing all the lives.

In May 2021, Neutronized announced a port of the game to mobile called Little Fin, which released in July of that same year.

Controls[edit]

  • PC Mouse Left Click.png Click mouse - Fish will follow cursor's click

Levels[edit]

There are fifteen levels in Little Fins, five of which involve outswimming a shark.

Level 1[edit]

This level teaches the player the basics of the game as well as introducing cans, checkered rings, and octopuses.

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Level 2[edit]

In this level, small fish, rocks, and pufferfish first appear.

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Level 3[edit]

In this level currents, spikes, and giant sponges first appear.

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Level 4[edit]

This level is the first level in which the player has to move at a certain speed to get past it since the player is getting chased by a new enemy, a giant shark, who will hurt the player on contact.

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Level 5[edit]

In this level rings, Magic gates, and sand rays first appear.

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Level 6[edit]

In this level, the player is taught to eat small fish so that they are able to swim through currents.

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Level 7[edit]

In this level purple tentacles first appear.

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Level 8[edit]

This level is the second level in which the player has to out-swim a giant shark. Giant sponges are placed close together with one opening the fish has to swim through to increase the difficulty of the level.

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Ending[edit]

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The ending depicts a dead shark stuck in some rock in the background with the orange fish smiling in the foreground. A caption at the bottom of the screen says "Well done! You've completed your journey through the coral reef! Be sure you collected all the tin cans you encountered during your journey!

Enemies[edit]

  • Pufferfish - These will puff up then chase the orange fish. Touching one will make the orange fish lose one heart.
  • Sand rays - These will blend into the sand. Once the orange fish swims over one, that sand ray will rise out of the sand and chase the orange fish to a certain point and then go back to where it rose out of the sand.
  • Electric eels - After a certain time has passed, electric eels will electrify themselves and send sparks out from their bodies. Sparks will go a certain distance from their bodies and hurt the orange fish upon contact. Touching the electric eels when they are not electrified will result in a heart being lost.
  • Shark - Will chase the orange fish and attempt to hit the orange fish three times. Sharks will ignore hazards and will stop chasing the orange fish at a certain point in the level.
  • Octopuses - These, like pufferfish, will chase the orange fish.

Hazards[edit]

  • Spikes - If the orange fish touches one a heart will be lost.
  • Tentacles - These will come out of holes once a certain time has passed. If touched a heart will be taken away from the orange fish.

Interactive objects[edit]

  • Rocks - While the orange fish is big these rocks can be pushed over.
  • Checkered rings - These must be swam through to go to the next level.
  • Normal rings - These must be swum through. Once a certain number is swum through and has turned yellow, a door will open.
  • Small fish - Once touched will make the orange fish big and allow the orange fish to push over rocks and swim through currents.
  • Giant sponges - If the orange fish runs into one the orange fish will rebound.
  • Cans - Cans are the only source of points and come in three different types. Black cans grant 500 points while silver cans grant 200 and red cans grant 100.
  • Currents - These will push the orange fish away. When the orange fish is bigger currents can be swam through.

Gallery[edit]

Videos[edit]

Neutronized Little Fins Preview  (July 18, 2011)

References[edit]

  1. Neutronized tweet August 9, 2011, accessed 18 September 2011