Fish Game

this is a game about fish, the title is correct

I don't know why it's so difficult to explain the game in the tutorial. I get an empty tank and then I have to visit one of five or six stores where I can just find fish and some plants that I apparently have to steal to put in my own tank. The only two plants I found were not placeable on sand and there was no explanation of how to change to earth or anything. The game starts explaining me how to feed my fish when I don't even have a fish yet.

I Really reccomend this game if you really like to be calm or you like fish

There's a lot of things wrong with this game, many bugs. I've lost all my progress on this game and am unable to get it back. My computer randomly shut down, everything was lost, It made me start the tutorial in a game i already had made. The tank and everything was still there, but all my keeper points, all my shops, everything gone. I recommend this game, it is very cute, but the bugs and crashes are unreal. Play at your own risk.

its just amizing

its very good and you have to do a lot of things you would in real life

good

As a future aquatic veterinarian who's been following (and playing) this game for a long while now, I couldn't recommend it more! The dev team seems awesome, the water quality update is phenomenal, and of course the actual gameplay is so fun.

This is the closest I've ever come to having a real aquarium in a game. Somehow, these fish feel even more like pets than the fish I've owned in real life. The biggest reason is that many of the fish have their own unique personalities. Some are anxious, some are outgoing, some are curious, and they all behave differently because of it. Beyond being a realistic aquarium simulator, this is also a creative management game about designing and maintaining living ecosystems. A huge part of my time is spent unlocking and shopping for new plants, decorations, and tank items to create beautiful aquariums for my fish. I love putting together new environments, then choosing new species to move into each tank and seeing how they bring those spaces to life. At the same time, I spend just as much time caring for my plants as I do my fish, making sure everything in the aquarium is healthy and thriving. The most surprising part is how attached I've become to these virtual pets. The game transforms its fish from simple tank inhabitants into little companions I genuinely care about. Between creating new aquariums, expanding my collection, and checking in on my fish each day to see what they're doing, the gameplay loop is incredibly satisfying. It's rare for a game to make me feel this attached to virtual animals, but this one absolutely does.

Fish Game