Funny writing and silly premise
Mentioned in ~2 in 5 positive reviews
“where the game shines is the written descriptions and story. SOOOO Funny”
Steam review · 20.9 h played ↗
Fuck the Ocean
Worth buying? What 46 Steam reviews say.Worth buying? Here’s what 46 Steam reviews actually say.
Very Positive · 86%Very Positive · 86%EO4 Games2026Incremental · Casual · Simulation
$1.99
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The verdict
A very cheap, silly idle game about filling bodies of water with sand, carried by its humor and low price. Skip it if you want deep automation or progression that doesn't reset.
Great for
Idle/incremental fans who want a short, cheap, humorous, relaxing game to run in the background
Main risk
Repetitive grind with full resets each level and little automation or variety
What players love
Very cheap for the entertainment
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 positive reviews
“$1.99 for four hours of mindless fun? Yes please!”
Steam review · 4.2 h played ↗
Addictive, satisfying upgrade loop
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 positive reviews
“the constant upgrades make it oddly satisfying. It's easy to get caught up in just wanting that one more upgrade.”
Steam review · 0.3 h played ↗
Relaxing, cozy, good to run in background
Mentioned in ~1 in 5 positive reviews
“I personally like these types of games where I can do something else on the side while progressing through the game while seeing constant slight improvements.”
Steam review · 1 h played ↗
Short and easy to 100%
Mentioned in ~1 in 7 positive reviews
“easy to 100%: just beat the game and buy a whole bunch of upgrades.”
Steam review · 20.9 h played ↗
Charming art, sound and visible machinery
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 positive reviews
“Being able to see every purchased equipment and watch them work was a good change from other games of the same type.”
Steam review · 8.7 h played ↗
What players complain about
Full resets each level undo progress
Mentioned in ~3 in 5 negative reviews
“everything resets when you accomplish illegaly dumping waste into a lake that was completely avoidable.”
Steam review · 4.4 h played ↗
Repetitive, slow grind without variety
Mentioned in ~3 in 5 negative reviews
“it's a slow boring grind with absolutely no variation at all.”
Steam review · 3.6 h played ↗
Weak talents and little automation
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“NO AUTOMATION, except an autobuyer that can only buy 1 thing that you need to select beforehand”
Steam review · 7 h played ↗
Odd price scaling between units and upgrades
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“Purchasing upgrades makes future units more expensive, and purchasing units makes upgrades more expensive.”
Steam review · 0.3 h played ↗
AI-generated assets and unpolished feel
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“tons of AI”
Steam review · 0.2 h played ↗
System requirements
From the Steam store page
Steam Deck: Unknown1 GB
Minimum
OSWindows 10 / Windows 11 (64-bit)
ProcessorIntel Core i3-6100 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon RX 560, with 2 GB VRAM
Storage1 GB available space
OSWindows 10 / Windows 11 (64-bit)
ProcessorIntel Core i3-6100 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon RX 560, with 2 GB VRAM
Storage1 GB available space
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