Fish Simulator: Aquarium Manager

Easy to use, and fun to play! Access to lots of popular aquarium fish.

As other comments have stated this isnt as much of a simulator. Ive loved fish/village simulators on phones etc. (usually stop playing once i hit the paywall) before, but this is much more of an idle game/clicker. Theres too much waiting around to unlock new fish. theres little immersion beyond the fish themselves and little explanation. Still cant figure out how to keep the one availible plant healthy. Must feed the fish every 3 seconds. If you want a couple of cute fishies swimming around on your computer in idle mode as a wallpaper I think you'll be pretty happy, however.

I think this game is too easy... It need to more updates. adds 'Special Ability' fish or decorations

Well , i would say the game is good! For the money it is worth it , the diversity in plants lack but oh boy is this game challenging! Definetley give it a try.

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Although a very simple game, Fish Simulator: Aquarium Manager is certainly an interesting play, and pretty much get what you expect. i played it through some of the pre-release and certainly enjoyed it. they have a discord to chat and discuss bugs suggestions etc and always reply which is ofcause a good thing. cheap and interesting game. defo recommend this even if you only play it a bit at a time.

Still has great potential, but needs a few fixes to be playable long-term. As another review mentioned, there's no tutorials for some basic things like cleaning the tank (though it's easy enough to find if you spent a minute or two poking around the menu options), the tutorial was a little bit buggy when I started a new game as I didn't like how poorly I started off the first time around. The fish are a bit slow to eat, they'll get the food icon over their heads indicating they are hungry despite there being food in the tank. The biggest issue for me is the unlock tree - it first pulls up black for me, then when I reload it... it gets stuck scrolling to the right. In order to read the nodes to unlock them you have to hover your mouse over them, which is nearly impossible if the screen is moving quickly. It takes me a while to actually make out the full sentence. I didn't play long because of this, but it seems tough to balance out money at first. I'm sure there's more nodes that help increase your income like the first one, but I'm not about to spend 1 minute per node trying to decipher the entire massive tree. Fish need to eat incredibly often for the cost of food, so even with just the one starter fish you're barely breaking even to just keep it alive. Which is easily avoided by putting it in the vault and speeding up the clock; time passes, you having nothing to feed, and you get paid daily. But what's the fun in that? And yes, this is a game that involves lots of waiting, just like keeping and breeding fish in real life and most other aquarium games.