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33% positive of 3 · 3 user reviews · Live from Steam
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A beautiful contemplative game that turns your desktop into a pond where you can care for your own fish with a variety of colors and shapes. Design their colors, patterns, and shapes as you watch them grow, reproduce, and pass on their traits to the next generation.
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Review score: 33% on 2026-11-01 → 33% today (3 reviews)
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Every build released on Steam for this game since we started tracking it, with the developer's patch notes. Updated within minutes of each new build.
- Improved the interface for selecting fish colors with a color wheel and a picker with colors tied to in-game achievements. - Fixed a bug where the color achievement unlocked when creating a fish did not correspond to the color selected in the editor.
-Added the function to delimit the swimming zones allowed for each fish, allowing the user to now better direct the selective breeding of fish, or group the fish outside the work zones of the screen. - Fixed a bug in which achievements could exceed 100% - Intr…
- The menus dedicated to creating fish have been improved, making it more user-friendly - Bugs related to fish that did not disappear when dying or that when disappearing caused the game to slow down have been fixed - Several aspects of the code have been opti…
- Algae only spawn in the taskbar so they don't clutter up the screen - Algae have a higher reproduction rate so it's rarer for fish to prey on them all - The price of selling algae has been lowered - Fish can no longer starve to death, but not eating will sto…