AquaFantasia

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Dive into the calming world of AquaFantasia, a unique idle game set in vibrant fantasy oceans. Purchase and raise a variety of fish, customizing your aquarium with rare species and underwater decorations. As you collect and level up your aquatic pets, unlock new ocean themes and watch as epic and legendary fish take the lead in this soothing aquatic adventure.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

51%

Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

optimization2 negative mentions

Great idle game that is stress-relieving and allows players to check on their fish at their convenience.
Wide variety of beautiful aquariums and fish, with vivid movement that enhances the experience.
The developers are responsive to feedback and there is potential for future updates and expansions.

The game lacks offline progression, leading to disappointment when players return to find no accumulated rewards.
Performance issues can cause high GPU usage and noisy fans, even on lower settings.
Some players feel the game is more of a glorified screensaver than an engaging game, with minimal interactive elements.

optimization
3 mentions
0 % positive mentions
33 % neutral mentions
67 % negative mentions
Players have expressed concerns about the game's optimization, particularly noting that it causes high GPU usage and excessive fan noise, especially in deep sea environments. Suggestions include optimizing the animation effects for gaining experience and addressing overall performance issues to prevent potential damage to PC hardware during extended play sessions.
- “The game is nice, but it makes my PC fans go crazy, especially in the deep sea. I think you guys need to fix the performance somehow. My GPU goes up to 100% and it becomes noisy. The game is mostly idle and requires time; I can't play for a long time or it might ruin my PC performance. I hope you update it soon to fix this issue; otherwise, I think it's a nice idle game.”
- “The animation effect of gaining experience should be optimized.”