Ecosystem Reviews

Mongo Fishtank - needs alot more work

Love this game, silly fish beasts

This is a nice little time waster. This is the kind of game you have going while watching YouTube or something else. You place plants and watch them grow, then you place animals and watch them grow. You can design animals or let the game auto generate them. Then you sit back and see what happens. Dont let the negative views put you off. It is a fun and simple game but make sure you understand its just an evolution simulator without much for you to need to do before you get the game. If you get the game understanding that then you will enjoy watching how your creatures evolve into all sorts of wacky creations

very interesting game, I like the growth overtime and real evolution of your species.

Okay so in principle I'd love this game. But it's EXTREMELY poorly optimized even the small maps it uses run like absolute garbage the moment there's a few animals wandering around. And the animals look like polygon glitches in other games. Clearly the dev team tried to make too complex and realistic a situation without the technical skills to realize it. As a result the animals really don't look like animals. In short it's a good idea with a lot of potential utterly ruined my it's execution. Avoid like the plague ..

This game is exactly as advertised and titled, a game where you can create your own little underwater ecosystem. You can create your own ocean currents. You can add plankton that float along these currents. You can add plants and coral that reproduce and expand across the ocean floor. You can add fish who forage, hunt, reproduce, mutate, play, and display a whole host of other unique behaviors. You can create massive underwater caves and mountains, flatten the ocean floor, or create deep valleys and cliffs. You can add various types of sediments and substrates, which certain plants need to thrive. You can create your ecosystem at the deepest depths of a trench, or at the shallow waters adjacent to a beach, and everything in between. And SO MUCH more. This game gives a truly impressive amount of creative freedom. It is not fast paced, it is not stressful, the interface is fairly user friendly, and the tutorial does a great job of teaching you what you need to know as well. I really only have 2 gripes with this game: You can't add boulders/rocks and the music diversity is severely lacking. Overall, if you're somebody who enjoys relaxing god-simulators, terrain building/editing, evolution and/or genetics, then I think you will find this game enjoyable as well. I wish I could compare this to another game but I really can't think of one, it is truly unique and worth a try if you like any of the things I listed above.