Fish Tank - Match Fish is a unique combination of popular Match 3 genre with arcade puzzle games. The game’s key features are survival mode for quick bursts of fun play and three difficulty levels for different intensity of fun.
-- 9 different power up types to enhance your playing experience
-- 24 levels to face with
-- 72 medals to collect make gameplay last longer
-- additionally achieve an ultimate trophy by collecting all gold medals
Here’s the deal, a grid is on the right side of the screen and different colored fish are on the left. Move them onto the grid, match four or more of the same color together, tap the screen to make them disappear and earn points to get enough of them to advance to the next level. Basically that's all about it.
You can move the fish by tilting the screen up and down or by touching the screen and dragging each one individually to a certain row. Each type of fish is distinguished by its color, except for the multi-colored “wild” fish.
The player builds up a combination of four or more identical fish and press a corresponding button to remove them from the tank. When a row is completely filled, the right-most fish will be push off and die. Great accessibility makes it something both for kids and adults.
“We felt that match 3 genre was in need to be made a little bit more dynamic and that the genre was stagnating” says Fülöp Mészáros, lead designer of Fish Tank. “That’s why we’ve added elements of arcade game”.
Available: PSP Minis, WiiWare
Coming soon: iPhone, iPad
-- 9 different power up types to enhance your playing experience
-- 24 levels to face with
-- 72 medals to collect make gameplay last longer
-- additionally achieve an ultimate trophy by collecting all gold medals
Here’s the deal, a grid is on the right side of the screen and different colored fish are on the left. Move them onto the grid, match four or more of the same color together, tap the screen to make them disappear and earn points to get enough of them to advance to the next level. Basically that's all about it.
You can move the fish by tilting the screen up and down or by touching the screen and dragging each one individually to a certain row. Each type of fish is distinguished by its color, except for the multi-colored “wild” fish.
The player builds up a combination of four or more identical fish and press a corresponding button to remove them from the tank. When a row is completely filled, the right-most fish will be push off and die. Great accessibility makes it something both for kids and adults.
“We felt that match 3 genre was in need to be made a little bit more dynamic and that the genre was stagnating” says Fülöp Mészáros, lead designer of Fish Tank. “That’s why we’ve added elements of arcade game”.
Available: PSP Minis, WiiWare
Coming soon: iPhone, iPad
