- Underwater Hidden Object Fun.
- More Than 20 Amusing Sea Creatures.
- Tons Of Accessories And Decorations.
- Bonus Aquarium Screensaver.
Product Description
Help Jennifer, a young marine biologist, win the Best Aquarium Award. Dive to the bottom of the sea and find various hidden items in numerous eye-teasing locations. Earn cash to buy cute sea creatures and gorgeous ornaments and create three unique aquariums. Choose from tons of accessories and supplies to make the life of your exotic swimming pets fun and comfortable. Let your Fishination run wild in this dazzling hidden object spin-off of the original Fishdom!… More >>
Fishdom is my absolute favorite match 3 game because you can buy things and create aquariums. Fishdom H20 is very similar except that it is a find hidden items game instead of a match 3. You still earn money instead of points so that you can purchase Fish or Beauty or Comfort for the aquarium you are creating. Each aquarium has 3 levels and things cost more on each level so this game will provide you with lots of play. I wish there were MORE games were you buy things in the game instead of just earning points – it gives the game more of a “point” – in my opinion anyway. The only other game I’ve found that does this is FLOWER PARADISE and I recommend it as well (it is a match 3 and you buy things to create your garden – great graphics).
Rating: 5 / 5
I own 9 hidden object games, from The Hidden Object Show to Ravenhurst, and this is the FUNNIST and most enjoyable game I own. I love the screensaver option and, although the same layouts exist, it’s a new game every level. I highly recommend this one if you’re going to spend the money.
Rating: 5 / 5
This is the first simulation game I have ever owned, and it is much more fun than I expected. You earn “cash” for fish, decorative and comfort items for your fish tanks by playing what turned out for me to be an addictive little game that gets progressively harder. I have two tanks set up now, and use them as screen savers. My only concern is that once all the tanks have been set up, there is not much else to do. Still, for $6.99, the game is well worth it.
Rating: 5 / 5
I enjoyed the original Fishdom so much, was hoping for an encore series. This one is very different as you find items in a picture for each play rather than doing the typical match three puzzle. This I find more enjoyable and relaxing. The only problem is that it seems to run slower than the original Fishdom; I have a new computer running Vista, and have never had this occur before. Otherwise, I’d definitively recommend it!
Rating: 4 / 5
After awhile, finding the hidden objects becomes an eye strain.I wouldn’t play more than five minutes.
It doesn’t have all the variety of the plain Fishdom. So to me, it’s less fun.Also there isn’t a variety in music and sound effects while you’re playing, just one sound when you find an abject.
It gets boring after a few minutes.I wouldn’t recommend it.
Rating: 4 / 5