Fish Lab

Pure dopamine, so fun to just zone out to this gorgeous game. No idea what people are talking about with money being arbitrary, it absolutely properly captures the number of fish I scan so why wouldn't it convert that number to money?

Nice incremental game it was fun!

This is more of a rave than a game. Its good and satisfying.

Quick and easy game to 100%, love the ending

총평 : 4/5 2시간이면 엔딩 봄 어느순간부터 도파민 좀 터지기 시작함 깔끔하다

I really enjoyed Fish Lab. For me, one of the most important things an incremental game needs to get right is making you actually feel the progression, and Fish Lab does that really well. Pretty much every round gives you a new upgrade or something that changes what happens on screen, so there is always that feeling of “okay, one more round, I want to see what I get next.” I also really like the visual progression. Your lab keeps growing, more things start happening on screen, and the whole thing gradually turns into this wonderfully chaotic fish-processing machine. Watching everything build up is a huge part of the appeal for me. I’ve seen some people criticize the fact that your performance during a round doesn’t affect progression as much as they would like, and I can understand that. Personally, though, it didn’t bother me. I enjoyed the rhythm of playing a round, getting an upgrade, seeing how it changes things, and then doing it again. One criticism I do agree with is that some of the mechanics could be explained better. There were moments where I wasn’t completely sure what something did or how certain systems interacted with each other. Figuring things out on your own can be fun, but I think a little more clarity or a few extra tooltips would make the experience smoother without taking anything away from the game. The art style, colorful fish, animations and overall presentation are also genuinely beautiful. It has a very distinct look, and watching the screen become more and more ridiculous as you progress is extremely satisfying. If you enjoy incremental games mainly for that constant sense of growth, unlocking new things and watching a simple setup slowly turn into something huge, I think Fish Lab does that very well. Definitely recommended.