Fishy 3D

A short, sweet puzzle game reminiscent of early Spore stage.

Since I played the original “Fishy” I was a bit concerned this was just a remake but thankfully it wasn't!! Just a silly fish game with fun exploration and charming graphics!!

Decently fun throughout its run and has a nice charm with the sound and artstyle. I understand why they didn't take the time to add save functionality but, as someone who kept losing interest around halfway through, it took me like 4 tries to beat it. Don't look too deeply into me losing interest, though, games like this I tend to play in shorter play sessions. Also, while I wouldn't count this against the game because it's probably just my laptop being weird, around halfway through the game my game started lagging on and off and never stopped, even across play sessions and after uninstalling/reinstallilng the game.

im bad at this game for some reason but fih

Sokpop S09: fishy 3D is a compact, playful exploration game that exemplifies Sokpop Collective’s talent for turning a simple idea into a memorable little journey. Expanding on the concept of their earlier 2D fishy, this entry reimagines the experience in three dimensions, inviting players into a small but lively aquatic world where curiosity, growth, and gentle problem-solving take center stage. Rather than aiming for scale or complexity, the game focuses on delivering a short, relaxed adventure that feels whimsical and personal, very much in line with Sokpop’s experimental and monthly-release ethos. The core loop is straightforward and intuitive. You begin as a small, hungry fish displaced into a polluted pond, and your main objective is to survive, explore, and grow. Eating plants and smaller creatures gradually increases your size, which in turn allows access to new areas that were previously blocked by narrow passages, strong currents, or environmental hazards. This size-based progression creates a natural sense of advancement without relying on explicit upgrades or menus, encouraging players to explore at their own pace and learn the layout of the environment organically. Mo…

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