Players then use the extra cash to hire more staff, build more tanks, and expand the aquarium. Each fish awards its own score according to how rare or beautiful it might be to them. Visitors will pay to enter the aquarium and award science and ecology points for the types of fish they’re seeing. You build out some floor space, place a tank, put some fish in, add on the filters, heaters, and place some food nearby, and you can open for business. The gameplay in Megaquarium is fairly simply. However, once you’ve played the game for a couple of hours, it becomes second nature, more or less. Yes, it takes a while to get to grips with where everything is, which only adds to the steep learning curve of pleasing visitors and keeping your fish alive. Unfortunately this is what comes from porting an aquarium management game to the Nintendo Switch, but Twice Circled have done their best with the space available to them.
There’s no hiding the fact that this is a tycoon game when you cycle through the options for building, managing, and overlays on the left hand side, bottom, and top of the screen respectively. On the topic of the controls in Megaquarium, there are a lot. What’s more, it’s possible to continue playing with the aquarium you’ve ended any scenario with, meaning there’s no need to start from scratch if that’s not for you. The game’s complex control scheme is explained with helpful hints for each objective, and before you know it you’ve got your very own aquarium up and running. In leiu of a tutorial, Megaquarium instead gets players learning by doing, which is a great advantage for those who despise tutorials. Trust me when I tell you that the scenarios are there for a reason. The second is sandbox mode, which drops you into a blank slate of a building and lets you figure things out by yourself. The first is a scenario mode, which unlocks new levels as you complete each one, easing you into the game and its mechanics. Players have two options when they start out in Megaquarium. Unlike those games, which are brilliantly put together and just as enjoyable, this is an experience you can take anywhere you go.
Creating a place for people to come and see all kinds of exotic fish is a joy matched only by games like Zoo Tycoon. Megaquarium is the tycoon title you never knew you needed. Developed and Published by: Twice Circled
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