Turquoise

One of the best fish game I ever PLAY. Even though the fish Design is on Point. But the movement of the camera got me really confused. It wasnt that good to be honest BUT if the camera movement is change to like a JWE2(jurassic world evolution 2) the game would be perfect! But overall this game is very good compare to other game like this. Would recommend if u just want a Low-cortisal game, no stress at all!

[b]Chill experience[/b] Art and music are beautiful and work well together. I like the feeling of having an aquarium that would change over interactions and time: unlocking new fishes is pretty fast, some species need specials conditions to spawn and when you place a rock, bubbles go up, fishes go blupblup. [i]"Fish-tre"[/i] ! That's cool

I love it ! The game is relaxing, and I never get tired of admiring my little fishes ♥ The visuals and soundtrack are really on point, it makes decorating your place a real pleasure. There is a nice variety of fishes and objects too !

This game is so good i spent over on hour playing it and i didnt even realise

A wonderful little game full of cozy relaxing vibes! The music is very soothing and once I got the hang of how objects were placed it all really clicked. In sandbox mode you can even control what fish are there, so if you love a certain kind you can have nothing but those. It allows you to make a nice space for yourself and to then have as a cozy little background thing on your pc to watch or vibe to as you work. I'll def be running this in the background while I do my art that's for sure. The dev team was also just 3 people who put this together in a year and have been keen to get feedback and suggestions for the game for things to implement in the future or tweak, means allowing. I wish them all the best!

The game can be approached in either Discovery or Sandbox mode. The main difference is that Sandbox gives you complete freedom over everything the game has to offer, including placing fish, while Discovery feels more like you are working toward something and never quite know what you will find next. Either way, both modes revolve around creating a reef and attracting different types of fish. A reef is a rectangular 3D space, similar to an aquarium, where you can place anything you like without worrying about resources or currency. You simply choose from four categories, corals, grass, rocks, and miscellaneous objects, each containing several items, and click to place them. Even though you cannot swim around the space and can only observe it from one side, this does not limit where you place items. You can position them in the background, the foreground, or somewhere in the middle of the water. Physics are quite loose, so objects do not sink or float naturally. This can look a bit odd at times, especially when parts of a shipwreck or large boulders appear to hover between the surface and the bottom. There are three biomes available, but aside from a few unique items, they do not feel very different from one another. In Discovery mode, the goal is to attract every possible fish species for the selected biome. This does not require anything beyond patience, since you can place as many or as few elements as you want. I was not entirely sure whether fish appearances depend on the time of day, even though you can adjust it manually, so I simply let the day cycle run naturally. You can take a closer look at every fish in your reef by clicking the magnifying glass icon, which allows you to scroll through them without searching manually. One of the more engaging aspects of the game is the built in encyclopedia. Each fish comes with detailed information, including its Latin name, average size, habitat, and conservation status. Whenever you discover a new fish, an exclamation mark appears on the encyclopedia icon. In the end, there is not much in terms of traditional gameplay. It works best as something you leave running in the background while gradually unlocking everything. All achievements can be earned within a few hours, with only a couple requiring specific item placements to attract hidden animals. My main criticism is performance. The game tends to slow down when too many items are placed, eventually becoming uncomfortable to run. Since there is no quick way to remove multiple objects at once, everything has to be deleted manually, which can be frustrating, especially when items overlap or end up partially embedded in the environment.

Love it! It was great to come home from a stressful day at work and play this :)

This is a very chill sea life simulation, and I'm pretty sure I would enjoy it very much. However, it has some sort of weird canvas filter over everything (the sea, the menus, everything) that is, unfortunately, hard on my eyes. Given someone had asked about an option to disable it back in April and did not get a response, I am guessing this is a design choice the developer is unwilling to offer an option on. So, it's not for me, but I'm sure anyone not bothered by it would enjoy the game!

아름다운 게임입니다. 수중에서 자신만의 환경을 꾸며나가는 것이 재미있고, 게임을 진행하다보면 늘어나는 물고기들도 너무 귀엽습니다. 대충 돌과 산호초같은거만 얹어놓아도 나도 금손이 된것같은 기분을 느낄 수 있어 좋았습니다. 저는 이 게임이 마음에 듭니다. 따라서 이 게임이 더 나아질수있게 몇가지 아이디어를 제시해보려고 합니다. 1. 단축키 제시: Ctrl + Z와 지우개 기능을 바로 사용할수 있도록 지원하시면 좋을것같습니다. 2. 더 많은 종류의 물고기와 꾸밈 기능: 꾸미기 가능한 산호와 식물들이 늘어나면 좋겠습니다. 물고기들 또한, 가오리나 상어처럼 다양한 종류의 물고기들이 더 추가 되면 좋겠습니다. 3. 다양한 서식지 제공: 지금은 3개밖에 없지만, 이후 늪지 지대나 극지 지대가 추가되어 더욱 다양한 생태계를 만들어 나갈수 있다면 좋겠습니다. It's a beautiful game. It's fun to decorate your environment underwater, and the fish that grow as you play the game are so cute. It was nice to just put stones and coral reefs on it and feel like I've become golden hands. I love this game. So I'm going to come up with some ideas to make this game better. 1. Shortcut key presentation: Ctrl + Z and eraser function can be used right away. 2. More kinds of fish and decorative features: I wish there were more decorative coral and plants. Fish, too, wish there were more different kinds of fish, like rays and sharks. 3. Provide various habitats: I only have three now, but I hope we can create more diverse ecosystems by adding bog or polar regions after that.

so cute I love it .. would be cool if we had some mermaids maybeeee or a way to interact with the fish