Endless Swimmer

Game Aperçu & History

Endless Swimmer: Spawn of Salmon

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Jouabilité Mechanics & Systems

What?

Release & Industry Impact

Endless Swimmer is a game about salmon making their perilous journey to return

to their spawning grounds. It is a four-player game, with one-button controls.

How?

Up to four players can play. Each player can use one joystick with a single button (“A” button on an Xbox 360 controller), or use the keyboard with the keys: z, c, b or m.

Your salmon will always accelerate forward. With the button up, the salmon slowly turns to the left. With the button held doen, the salmon turns sharply to the right. Double-tapping the button shoots the salmon forward quickly.

Why?

Endless Swimmer was initially created in 2007 as an entry to a contest to make a game featuring one-button gameplay. After being shelved for years, it was re-conceived as both a relaxing recovery tool for those recovering from trauma and an action game.

Where?

This game was initially created at TOJam 10, May 1-3, 2015 at George Brown College in Toronto, Canada.

Who?

This game was created by:

Paul Forest – http://PaulForest.com

Eric Frech – http://ericfrechart.blogspot.ca/

Lisa Young – https://lisakyoung.carbonmade.com/

Andy Frech – https://ca.linkedin.com/pub/andy-frech/30/555/735

Jeremy Kessler –

Brian Sinasac – https://ca.linkedin.com/pub/brian-sinasac/1a/2b9/339