Fishdom 2 [Game Download]

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Fishdom 2 [Game Download] From Playrix Entertainment List Price: $9.99 Price: $6.99 Digital media products such as Amazon MP3s, Amazon Video On Demand video downloads, Kindle content and Amazon Shorts cannot be purchased on aStore. If you would like to buy this item, click here to go to Amazon. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Ships from and sold by Amazon Digital Services Inc 2 new or used available from $6.99 Average customer review:

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #83 in Digital Video Games
• Brand: Playrix Entertainment
• Model: 2211
• Released on: 2010-07-06
• Platform: Windows XP
• Format: Download

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Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer

Fishdom fans rejoice! Get ready for the highly anticipated match-3 sequel to the original Fishdom by Playrix. Swap colorful tiles and earn money to create the aquarium of your dreams. Let your imagination run wild as you unlock and decorate 3 uniquely-themed tanks. Feel like setting up a ranch, travelling back in time to Ancient Egypt or recreating Merworld in your tank? No problem – we have tons of accessories for you to use. Go ahead and buy as many tanks as you wish for fresh aquascaping ideas. Polish your aquarium design skills while having fun with your exotic finned pets. Take pictures of your stunning virtual fish kingdoms and send them to friends. Top it with Fishipedia containing fun facts about Fishdom sea creatures, and a Bonus screensaver! Get ready – it's going to be another great catch from Playrix! Build up your Fishdom! 3 unique tanks to unlock: Ranch, Egypt, Merworld Unlimited number of aquariums to create 100+ all-new utterly addictive levels Fun hidden object mini-games Fishipedia - fun facts about Fishdom sea creatures System Requirements   Minimum Specifications: OS: Windows NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 Processor: 1 GHz RAM: 512 MB Hard Drive: Unknown Video Card: 128 MB Additional Info: DirectX: 8.0 or higher Supported Video Cards at Time of Release: Unknown

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Customer Reviews

Happiness I don't know what it says about me that my heart did a little flip of happiness when I saw there was a Fishdom 2 Game, but it did. I've played all the other Fishdom games, so what's new? You still get different themed tanks to populate with fish and dress up with various decorations. It seemed to me that they were more generous with the amount and variety of the decorations provided. I wish there were more kinds of fish, but there's a decent choice. You still earn money to create your tanks by playing the match 3 game, but they now give you a chance to earn extra dollars by adding a hidden object game where you collect gems. Gems are also occasionally scattered around the your tank to find. The Match 3 game takes more work and quickness to get through than strategy. I thought the colors and graphics of the gameboard were more sophisticated than in the previous Fishdom games. The music in Fishdom 2 is surprisingly good for a match 3 game. Someone really rocks out on a flute. One cool thing is that on some levels, you begin the game with one match that starts a domino cascade of tiles to start falling. Visually clever. This game is just fun. Lots of explosions and great sound effects, the music, the cartoony graphics. If loving Fishdom is wrong, I don't want to be right. Favorite I've played many Match 3 games and I always return to Fishdom. There's something about the combination of elements in these games that sparkles. I couldn't imagine what could be done to improve the original Fishdom, but Fishdom 2 does it. There are added bonus levels in which you search the aquarium for jewels. The reward for finding all of them is a neat sea creature to add to your aquarium. Finding them is not taxing, and it's a nice break from the addicting match 3 play. All the elements of the original are there; the satisifying clatter of tiles as they cascade onto the board, an adorable little goggled avatar to greet you as you enter each level and the best feature--challenging play without inordinate frustration. The levels are progressively more difficult and when I got to the 20s, I began having difficulty completing the puzzles before time ran out. There is the option of playing untimed however, so the average player isn't doomed to repeat the same level thousands of times. The graphics and puzzles are exceptional and my only quibble is with the music. It's not upbeat and soothing as in the original; it verges on distracting and annoying. That could just be my personal taste, and IMO the addition of the bonus levels balances out the disappointing music. I still love playing it and think Fishdom 2 is a welcome addition to the Fishdom collection. I'm not wild about the Hidden Object Fishdom--there are other, better hidden object games, but the Match 3 Fishdoms are well, matchless! Great for my 5 Year Old My 5 year old son is beginning to read and I wanted a game that would encourage that. This game obviously doesn't appear from the outside to enhance reading skills but in fact it does have some reading required within. Once you complete some of the little jewel quest type match games you have to do undersea hunts in which he has to be able to read the words of the objects he is looking for and then find the item. THis game has really good graphics and my son now has an aquarium filled with over 1500 fish and every item imaginable. He plays it twice a week and it is now one of his favorite games. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a game for their 5-7 year olds.