Peacequarium

Not for me.

Whilst not for everyone! I do love this game. It's fun to have idle-ing on your screen when you go out or leave it idle overnight or while you're in class. It's like an interactive screensaver. All the fish have clearly been drawn by hand which, as a digital artist I really appreciate and love! Maybe varying some of the quests would be great, but this can run probably on a literal brick so if you're not sure? You'll be fine! As of this review I'm on my journey to try and get to 100 achievements and I'm on 93... getting there slowly!! <3

this game is neither aesthetically pleasing enough nor interesting enough mechanically for my personal tastes

Peacequarium is exactly what it advertises itself to be; a chill fish collection game. However, in my personal opinion, it needs a balance pass before I'd consider continuing to play it. Here's my notes I took while playing the game: [b]Possible Bugs:[/b] [*] FX Volume, Music Volume and Water Transparency sliders are all flipped horizontally in the Settings menu. [*] Insane lag/stutter/frame drops when game autosaves or applies backgrounds. [*] Water transparency slider does not work as intended; from left to right it only goes from pure black to a dull flat colour regardless of whatever colour palette has been selected. [*] In-game progression experiences a delay in registering steam achievements at approproate times e.g. despite hitting 100 worms, achievement did not trigger until I saved and quit the game. [*] Saving and quitting the game causes the worm growth rate to fall for some reason. [/list] [b]Personal Mechanical Feedback:[/b] [*] Game needs a report bug button. [*] I wouldn't mind it if an option to lock specific fish species was added. [*] Needs to have a much clearer and transparent explanation as to how the fish traits are actually Steam items and are consumed upon …

Its just a chill game. Its kinda like an interactive screensaver.

Good chill game. Highly recommend