A cozy idle aquarium game with fully animated fish that grow and earn money even while you’re away. Buy fish packs, discover rare variants, fill your collection, upgrade tanks and food, and play actively or passively as you expand to new regions by improving each area.
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Fish Fortune is a cozy idle aquarium game about making smart choices, and building efficient setups.
You buy fish packs, place fish into detailed tanks, and decide how to grow your setup. Play actively by feeding low rarity fast-growing fish with upgraded food, or optimize your tanks by picking out low rarity fish until the tank consists of only high rarity fish, do that with multiple tanks and let fully grown fish generate income while you’re gone. Whether you check in often or let things run, progress continues.
As you earn money, you’ll improve each area by constructing key buildings. These projects reshape the environment, help fill your fish collection, and prepare you to move on to new regions with new conditions and species.
The journey begins in a quiet forest, where your first long-term goal is building a communication tower. Completing it marks your readiness to move forward, with future updates unlocking new regions, including a harsh frozen biome home to species that can’t survive elsewhere.
More will be described as development continues.
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Languages: English
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I did not expect some random game to be so addictive, This definitely has potential. I thought it would be a buggy mess, but the fish look honestly amazing and I haven't noticed any 'jank' while playing. Very relaxing, Vergo is funny. For an early access game this was a lot of fun and i can definitely see it become big in the future.
Honestly one of the worst simulators I've played. The tutorial is awful and completely unhelpful. Can't move around freely, fishing is also bad. Wanted this to be good. disappointed.
This is a relaxing game with a beautiful fish tank to watch for hours. I did feel a bit lost on the tutorial but after a while I manage to get the hang of it. Can't wait to get more space/size of the fish tank so I can fish more fish and items. Definitely can't wait until this game fully developed!
Remember this game is in very Early access. When I started playing I would say it wasn't fit for early access. Now recent updates the game is now more playable. Dev listened and added more graphic toggles ie shader options so lower end handhelds and pcs can run it. Still needs more work for it to be better optimised but it's playable. Now out the box it's keyboard/mouse but your able to remap controls using steam input once you figure out what keyboard/mouse inputs are. Graphically the game is good, game is addictive. This game is for you currently now if your pc/handheld isn't ancient and that you are patient for a single dev to develop the game. The games come a long way since end of December. If you want a fully polished game with no issues then go try another game. For the price the game is worth it alone for the old days of playing a similar game on face book.
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