Not to mention that the match-3 puzzles can get tricky pretty fast. It’s easy enough to wrap your head around the game’s mechanics, but if you’re a beginner, you might feel intimidated by the sheer amount of activities and features that need your attention in Fishdom. A puzzle is completed once the level objective is reached, using the number of allocated moves. These consist of classic match-3 challenges, where you have to create matches of three or more tiles with the goal to destroy or collect certain elements from the field. All these things cost in-game currency (gold coins), which users can get by playing puzzle levels.

Players are encouraged to start purchasing different species of fish, decorations, as well as comfort items for their new pets. In Fishdom, the main objective is to manage and grow a series of virtual aquariums.

Available on multiple platforms including Windows, Mac OS X and Nintendo, the game eventually made its way to iOS and Android as well.

Since its original launch back in 2008, Playrix’s Fishdom has managed to remain one of the most popular match-3 games ever released.

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