Top Top Fish – AbyssRium – This is an aquarium simulator that reproduces the conditions for the appearance of amphibious fish on planet Earth. The aquarium represents the ocean in the player’s palm.
In a virtual aquarium, just like in nature, fish breed, grow, and each fish occupies its own niche in the food chain of the inhabitants of the seas and oceans. Along with the fish, corals grow, which the fish use as a refuge.
In this simulator, the player manipulates the process of fish spawning, fish species and corals. In order to streamline this chaotic and long process, the player only needs to very accurately press the screen of his smartphone or tablet, and this must be done at a very high speed. The greater the number of clicks, the more the player accumulates energy. The more energy the player has, the more fish they can grow and build coral reefs. The player’s goal is to spread life throughout the aquarium-ocean. The more diverse the life in the aquarium, the more stable forms life takes.
Life, according to the developers of the game, is an endless cycle of rebirth – the reproduction of itself. In order for this cycle not to be interrupted along with life, the player needs to solve one logical task: to create such a variety of fish that together they make up a continuous food chain. Each successfully solved task – the birth of a new link in the fish food chain – rewards the player with a reward. Rewards the player can convert into energy and upgrades.
Features of the game:
- The game is controlled by pressing; the speed and accuracy of these clicks;
- Graphics are implemented in high quality 3D format;
- The game uses augmented reality technology, which makes it possible to superimpose virtual objects on real circumstances around the player;
- The game process can be interrupted, game progress will be saved automatically;
- Musical accompaniment has a hypnotic effect, plunging the player into a state of gaming meditation;
- The game is free, but contains optional purchases for real money.
Tap Tap Fish – “kill” time for the benefit of life!
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