Dive into the relaxing world of OceanPop and experience waves of match-3 gameplay with the three modes available!
Don‘t get crushed by the tides before completing the 35 levels in regular mode, feel the rush of the currents in challenge mode or just go with the flow of the ocean breeze in relaxed mode!
In OceanPop the goal is to reach the target score before running out of moves. Earn points by lining up 3 or more shells of the same type. This is done by moving one shell as far horizontally or vertically as the user would like, but it can only be placed if it creates a match. Each time this is done, a move is used.
There are a couple of different shells to match. From the left, the first 5 all give points. The more matches in one turn the more points. The other 2 have a different effect, though:
- Don't match the sea urchin, it will cost points.
- Match the bubble to earn extra moves.
OceanPop can be played with a keyboard, mouse or gamepad. Here each will be listed.
- Arrow keys or WASD: Move the cursor.
- Space, Return or E: Pick or drop a shell or confirm in menus.
- Escape: Open the menu.
- Backspace or Q: Cancel.
- Left click: Pick or drop a shell or confirm in menus.
- Middle click: Open the menu.
- Right click: Cancel.
- Left analog stick or digital pad: Move the cursor.
- A: Pick or drop a shell or confirm in menus.
- Start: Open the menu.
- B: Cancel.
This assumes an Xbox controller, but other controllers will work too.
The latest release can be found here.
OceanPop was made available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE.txt file.
The original code can be found here.
Some of the assets were made available by the following parties:
- Shell sprites created by macrovector
- Urchin and sea weed sprites created by macrovector
- Bubble sprite created by starline
- Menu background created by Kellie Churchman from Pexels
- Background 1 created by Pixabay from Pexels
- Background 2 created by Vincent Gerbouin from Pexels
- Background 3 created by Jess Loiterton from Pexels
- Background 4 created by Jeremy Bishop from Pexels
- Sounds created by David McKee (ViRiX) on OpenGameArt.org
- Song 1 created by ZakharValaha from Pixabay
- Song 2 created by Lesfm from Pixabay
- Song 3 created by ZakharValaha from Pixabay
- Song 4 created by Coma-Media from Pixabay