Megaquarium

A charming watery theme park management game where fish are friends, not food. Until they eat each other or you forget to feed them.

As a tycoon game, Megaquarium strikes a very nice balance between having too much complexity vs. not having enough depth to remain entertaining. While micromanagement is not required, you do still have a lot of decision making to do. Fortunately, no in-depth knowledge of fish is required.

Megaquarium is everything you expect from a building sim the added bonus of camera movement that enhances your entire experience.

Interesting twist on a theme park management tycoon, with really good gameplay basics, but it lacks uniqueness and overall polish, especially in graphics department.

Altogether, Twice Circled has crafted a decent tycoon game that is fun and relaxing, if not a little unimaginative. It won’t thrill or challenge you like Planet Coaster but you’ll find yourself mesmerized by the simple joy of it. It feels like owning a hobby tank of fish…and people. It’s not a bad combination. If you enjoy tycoon games it’s worth picking up. Sit back, relax, and try not to think about eating seafood.

There are plenty of fish, yes, but there are also too many menus, along with repetitive music and odd sound effects. Twice Circled has some upward swimming to do to reach the surface of the title’s potential.

Megaquarium is a shallow strategy game for casual players. While the fish float, the game slowly falls into stereotype. [Issue#291]

10/10, a masterpiece. I love it. It's like zoo tycoon but with fishes. I love this game. Brilliant.

I had high hopes for this game as I played bigpharma and I am an avid fish keeper and I must say I was not disappointed! It has about 100 different choices of fish and other sea creatures that you must build homes for and set up their filtration and types of food they need. Building your aquarium was incredibly simple and fun, the controls and camera movement while building was very intuitive and I wish other tycoon games were this easy to navigate and build as this is is. Campaign mode is fun but sandbox really lets your imagination run wild and you can really build a decent sized aquarium, especially if you want to have every creature in the game. My only gripes about the game were taken care of in a recent patch so honestly, the only thing I would like to see are more types of animals, especially freshwater species! I highly recommend this game for people who enjoy tycoon type games and even for those who enjoy Fishkeeping.

Bought it on the Switch, spent about 30$ Canadian and you literally can't pass the first tutorial. One of the objectives requires you to press the r button to take you back home in case you go off screen but the input doesn't work. I've tried using other controllers, redownloading the game, but nothing worked. I'm disappointed that I spent a decent amount of money for a game that could have been double checked by the dev's before they put it for sale.

Boring.Nothing more to **** mechanics are there just to be there and they offer absolutely no real use