Turquoise

fish

there are fish

I really like this game! As someone who wants to pursue marine biology, this is really fun and right up my alley! It's nice that you're able to see what kind of fish you have and whether they're endangered or not. I do with that I would be able to have free range to rotate items however I want. In a certain build, I want to have starfish on the sides of pillars and rocks along it nautilus shells. It would also be cool if I could move my camera around like you would in the sims. I think this is a SUPER cute game and I would recommend it to anyone who likes to customize and build along with those who enjoy marine biology or any kind of ocean themed game! :D

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!

I think the fact that the game doesn't have long-term goals (other than collecting all the fish in your journal) is part of what makes it so relaxing. You can come back whenever you need to unwind (even if it's been months) and not have to struggle to remember what you were working on last time you played. I personally love the art style, the little fact file for each fish (including where they originate from and their conservation status), and the fact that, like a real aquarium, you can simply sit back and watch the fish swim around. There are definitely some improvements that could be made, but as a genuinely chill game, it does its job well.

This game makes me so so so happy, just building a nice habitat and trying to make it look natural. The art style is beautiful and this game really captures what makes the ocean so beautiful. An "align to surface" option for objects would be a nice addition, to add decorations to rocks with strange angles! (Unless it's already there and I somehow missed it lol)