Description

Gentle bubbles and soft light set the mood in Fisquarium, an incremental aquarium builder where every tap and upgrade turns your tank into a lively ecosystem that hums along even when you take a break. Starting is easy: place your first fish, tap the screen to gather early income, and invest in automatic feeders and small filters that raise passive generation so your focus shifts from constant tapping to thoughtful curation. Each species adds a distinct role—surface swimmers nibble at flakes and boost feeder efficiency, mid-tank schools raise multiplier chains when they shoal together, and shy bottom dwellers prefer caves and grant bonuses when you provide cover—so your choices shape the feel and productivity of the tank. How to play well comes down to balancing capacity, comfort, and synergy. Increase tank volume to support more life, unlock décor that pairs with certain species, and upgrade care systems to keep a green status bar across temperature, oxygen, and clarity; when all three stay healthy, growth accelerates and new species research opens. Menus stay approachable: a “Care” tab upgrades filtration, aeration, and nutrient cycles; a “Life” tab adds fish, invertebrates, and plant clusters with short notes on their preferences; and a “Focus” slider nudges the game toward either quick bursts of tapping or slower, idle-heavy sessions so you can adapt to your day. Practical tips: push core infrastructure early—filters and oxygen stones make every later purchase more valuable—position decorations to create paths that let schooling fish pass each sensor for more frequent boosts, and keep a small reserve of currency before unlocking a new species so you can place at least a pair; most fish perks activate at group sizes of two or three. Events arrive as calm scenario cards: a sunny day increases algae growth and asks you to adjust nutrients, a curious visitor taps the glass and briefly raises stress until you add a plant screen, and a tide of brine shrimp appears that doubles growth for one cycle if you enable timed feeding. These moments are optional and low-pressure, serving as prompts to check your layout rather than interruptions that demand frantic clicks. As your aquarium prospers, you’ll open side tanks themed around kelp forests, reef shelves, and twilight zones with bioluminescent species; each new environment retains a portion of your prior research so expansions never feel like starting over, only like applying experience in a fresh space. An achievements shelf records milestones—first balanced week, first stable reef, first successful breeding pair—and awards small, permanent bonuses to water quality or feeding efficiency to recognize steady stewardship. Customization is quietly rich: adjust light warmth to flatter colors without confusing readability, choose backgrounds that keep fish silhouettes clear, and toggle particle density so bubbles stay pleasant on older devices. Accessibility settings include color-independent icons for status bars, gentle text descriptions for sound cues like timers and filter hums, larger buttons for key actions, and optional haptic taps when oxygen or clarity dips below a threshold. For players who enjoy long-term loops, a research tree offers branching upgrades such as probiotic filters that reduce waste, enrichment toys that lower stress for shy species, and habitat modules that let two species coexist peacefully; pacing is tuned so you feel progress after short sessions and notice deeper shifts after a weekend. The charm of Fisquarium lies in its calm feedback: you tweak an air stone, the surface ripples differently, the school swims a tighter pattern, growth tickers climb a little faster, and the glass looks just a bit clearer; it’s a hands-on, low-stress builder where every decision leaves the water nicer than before and every visit gives you a small, satisfying improvement to admire.

Instruction

Use the left mouse button to click the fish and start the fish production Use the mouse wheel up amp down to select the upgrade

Specifications

• Easy to play