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The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human

Released: 1/19/2016

Critics
75
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Users
75

Score Breakdown

74.9

Critic Average

13 reviews

75

Steam User Score

493 reviews

N/A

Metacritic User Score

Disparity Breakdown

Steam Disparity
-0.1

75 vs 75

Metacritic Disparity
N/A
Combined Disparity
-0.1

Average of both sources

Review Disparities

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1/21/2019

Late Review

"Immersive Metroidvania with unique bosses."

70

70/100

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1/3/2019

Late Review

In the end The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human is a decent but bare bones Metroidvania experience whose greatest asset is just being a little different. People who like to be challenged may find the tough bosses to be a fun test of skill but the dead periods in between as you figure out where to go would probably detract from the enjoyment for them. It’s not a bad title, it’s just hard to get excited about it when there are just better and more fleshed out titles available in the eShop.

60

60/100

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12/24/2018

Late Review

Part far-future sci-fi, part Metroidvania, and part Shadow of the Colossus, The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human is a worthy action-adventure title.

70

70/100

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1/31/2018

Late Review

The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human is a short, but memorable journey. Whether it's taking down a pair of seahorses, or exploring the last remnants of humanity, the title is full of memorable setpieces that will delight, even in the face of existential horror.

74

74/100

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1/28/2018

Late Review

The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human is a contemplative metroidvania with good boss fights. It is a captivating adventure that mixes action and exploration through evocative scenarios that tells the story of our future extinction.

75

75/100

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1/26/2018

Late Review

If you love this style of game and really like a tough challenge then I highly recommend The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human.

70

70/100

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4/20/2016

Late Review

The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human offers challenging boss battles and serene exploration in a vast, beautiful world.

80

80/100

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2/24/2016

Launch Window

Jaws made it scary to go into the water; this makes it seem all tranquil and comfy. A game absolutely worth playing if you love collecting or just want to relax.

90

90/100

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2/11/2016

Launch Window

Aquatic Adventure distills the Metroidvania into its most essential parts and says something meaningful with it.

90

90/100

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1/26/2016

Launch Window

With plenty of upgrades and beautiful environments, its core gameplay is solid, but poor navigation and frustrating difficulty prevent it from being a flawless experience.

80

80/100

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1/23/2016

Launch Window

The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human may have its share of flaws, but is a highly original and mostly enjoyable entry into the increasingly congested metroidvania subgenre. That it would acquire some of its inspiration's inherent flaws was inevitable; that it would manage to replicate, even partly, the experience of traversing a hauntingly beautiful world populated by majestic creatures and generate a similar sense of guilt in destroying them, marks it already as a success.

70

70/100

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1/20/2016

Launch Window

The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human has a neat concept, good presentation and clever boss fights, but nearly nonexistent navigation features and some other annoying aspects hold it back from being truly special

60

60/100

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1/15/2016

Early Review

I really enjoyed my time with The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human. It may be a bit on the short side, especially for players who are able to take down the bosses with relative ease, although most players are probably looking at about six to seven hours of playtime. But in that short amount of time, it manages to pack a satisfying amount of action, tranquility, and exploration into a concise, captivating adventure. Just don't be afraid to dive too deep into the ocean depths, no matter what horrors might lurk in the dark abysses below.

85

85/100

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