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One wet sock. A wildly unreasonable response. Fill puddles, lakes and entire oceans with sand, garden gnomes and increasingly ridiculous machinery in this simple, funny incremental game.
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Review score: 85% on 2026-11-01 → 86% today (51 reviews)
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Patch notesNo Scroll Wheel? That's no excuse to be a filthy water lover.
Some of you managed to eliminate the entire Pacific without buying a portal. Then the game closed the shop. Destroying a planetary ecosystem? Absolutely. Shopping after retirement? Apparently a step too far. That injustice ends today! Winning now unlocks all e…
The ocean already takes up far too much space. Your upgrade menu shouldn’t be competing with it. A few small improvements, thanks to your feedback: Hide owned upgrades: A subtle toggle hides upgrades you’ve already bought. Further levels stay available. You bo…
Thanks for all your feedback! This update addresses two common frustrations: linked prices and starting each new map empty-handed. Independent prices: Buying equipment no longer increases upgrade prices, and buying upgrades no longer increases equipment prices…
Destroying the ocean should be hard on the planet, not your graphics card. We’ve given the game another round of performance improvements so your equipment can keep working without your PC auditioning for a job as a space heater. Yes, saving electricity goes a…
A few more bugs were hiding behind the ocean. Thank you for finding them. AUTO now stays unlocked on future maps once you have unlocked it. The League will also stop repeatedly sending you the same AUTO introduction letter. Large upgrade prices now use compact…
Turns out we were trying to evaporate the ocean through your graphics card. Effective in spirit, questionable in practice. The game now defaults to 60 FPS, which should give your GPU a breather and save a little on electricity. Your heating bill may suffer now…
Fuck the Ocean has officially sold 1,000 copies! A thousand copies of a game about a man who could have just changed his socks. Instead, here we are. Throwing sand. Firing garden gnomes. Treating the existence of any puddle as a personal insult. Seriously, tha…