$14.99Deep Blue Sushi Catch it, cut it, serve it
Run a small sushi restaurant in first person with up to four friends: dive for fresh fish, fight off sharks and octopuses, slice and roll each order by hand, then serve tables and expand your seaside spot. Colorful, cute and busy in the best way.
Is Deep Blue Sushi worth it?
Deep Blue Sushi is worth it if…
- you like simulator games where you do the job yourself, from catching to serving
- you want a cute, colorful co-op shift with friends where everyone has a task
- you like earning money to add tables, stations and menu items
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Diving for dinner
You swim out in first person, track down colorful fish and strange deep-water creatures, and bring home the catch. Some fish are easy pickings. Others fight back, with sharks, piranhas, squid, electric fish and octopuses standing between you and dinner. You pick your equipment before each dive and choose the right tool for catching, exploring and cleaning up, which matters more as you push into deeper water.
A small restaurant with big dinner rushes
Back on land, the job turns hands-on: add ingredients, follow each recipe, cut fish and roll sushi plate by plate. Then it is tables, orders and impatient customers. You start with a simple sushi restaurant and grow it into a busy seaside place, adding tables, unlocking better stations and expanding the menu. Split the work in co-op and the kitchen finds its rhythm, with one of you diving while the others chop, roll and serve.
Good to know before you open?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It supports 1–5 players online, so you can run the whole loop alone, diving, cooking and serving at your own pace, or share the shifts with friends.
Can you make your chef your own?
Yes. You pick an outfit, colors, hairstyle and accessories, so everyone on the crew looks different during a busy service.
