Blue Fish Yokohama Reviews

A lovely puzzle game where you play a fish with an insatiable appetite. 10/10 would plop again.

This is a very fun and chill game to play especially with the nice tranquil music in the background. You play as a fish that jumps from ramen bowl to ramen bowl to solve puzzles. There are also neat tricks where you have to bounce off of walls, but it varies on the type of soup you jump into. It has a good amount of challenging puzzles as well to keep you busy and entertained as you play. There are also easter eggs which makes the game more funny and fun (hint hint ketchup). If you're looking for a cheap game to have fun with, relax, and empty your mind then this is your game. Lastly for the music source used in the game check the credits it's listed there or you can just shazam it.

Blue Fish Yokohama is an absolutely adorable puzzle game that takes players on a tiny adventure through a bustling ramen restaurant. As a blue fish, you'll navigate your way through a series of challenging and cleverly designed levels by jumping from one bowl of ramen to the next, all while solving a variety of fun and challenging riddles. The game's charming premise, which sees players taking on the role of a plucky little fish in a sea of delicious noodles, is both cute and creative, and the game's cute visuals and matching soundtrack only serve to enhance the overall experience. But it's the puzzles themselves that truly make Blue Fish Yokohama standout for me. Each level presents its own unique challenge and brain-teasing riddle that requires a bit of creative thinking to solve. And while some of the later levels can be quite challenging (LEVEL 48 i see you), the game never feels unfair, and the sense of satisfaction that comes from finally figuring out a particularly tricky puzzle is incredibly rewarding. Overall, if you're a fan of puzzle games or just looking for a fun and engaging way to spend a few hours, Blue Fish Yokohama is definitely worth checking out. For me its amusing concept, charming presentation, and well-designed puzzles make it a cute and refreshing title in the puzzle genre. With an easily understandable gameplay, the 50 levels of fun is definitely worth the money & time.

This is a charming little game with some fun puzzle mechanics. Halfway through, the fun is in playing around with the mechanics. The graphics are also pretty fun. It's not a ground-breaking game or super challenging. But if you enjoy grid-based puzzlers, it's probably worth a try. Note, it doesn't seem to launch on steam deck. Also as far as I can tell it's mouse only, with no option for keyboard. Edit to update: While some puzzles are just trial-and-error bait, there are some really nice puzzles. For example, level 24 takes some true solving.

Just a fun little puzzle game for a cheap price. Halfway done at time of review so I imagine its about 1-3 hours depending on how good you are at puzzle games. Price is very fair. As normal with puzzle games like this where you can fly by puzzles pretty quickly, I wish there was a bit more content. But all in all, the game has a lot of charm, a nice aesthetic, and most importantly, is just pure fun.

This game has some very catchy clever puzzles. Highly recommend for a chill cozy experience. :D

Blue Fish Yokohama is a very charming little puzzle game. It introduces its features early enought to know what to expect in the levels and doesnt introduce something overly complicated that has to be left out later on to not make levels too complicated. The visuals in the game give it a certain charm and make it feel pretty welcoming in some way. The music is something most people probably wouldnt expect but it fits really well in the context of the game with one song being very quiet but that is not big enough of an issue to distract from the rest of the game. Additionally the price is definitely acceptable for a 50level puzzle game that depending on how good you are at this will take you a few hours. Overall this is a game I would recommend and if you´re on the edge theres always a demo to try out first