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Tropical Fish Shop 2 
ExclusiveHelp Annabel and Harold organize their pet shop by diving and collecting colorful sea creatures in Tropical Fish Shop 2! After finding an incredible treasure, Annabelle and Harold are able to move their pet store into a new spacious building. Help them get down to business and equip and arrange the new bigger store in this exciting Match 3 game!
- Exciting gameplay
- Colorful characters
- Organize the best pet shop!
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: 10.4
- CPU: 1.6 GHz
- RAM: 512 MB
- Hard Drive: 102 MB
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Tropical Fish Shop 2
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Excellent Daily Deal !
It's not just a match3 !
It has several games, including HOS (where you have to use objects that you collected in match 3,), puzzles, competitions (you play against another person), etc.
In all games, you earn money to build a fish store, buy aquariums, fishes, extras, etc.
A colorful, cute, entertaining and relaxing game.
Cool game at a great value !
January 15, 2012
Animated matching; design your own aquarium shop
This is a marvelous game with beautiful graphics. Let's face it: there are lots of Match 3 games, and many just kind of sit there on the screen and don't do much of anything. What's fun about this one are the 3-D sea life animations on the game board that wiggle around and blink their eyes at you. Even better, the critters are nicely sized and easy to see, unlike some games where the matching tiles are the size of a baby's fingernail and require a magnifying glass to see.
Sound effects are also fun. If you play the timed mode, the air leaks out of a diver's oxygen tank, and you match bubble tiles to refill it. The bubbling sound is very realistic and amusing. But the air ran out a little fast for me, so I reverted to the easy play option. During the matching games, handy objects drop off the game board that will be used in future hidden object puzzles. The HO puzzles are well done (and animated, too), with objects drawn large enough and accurately enough so that you can actually recognize them. There are also mini-games which can be skipped immediately if you just don't feel like being challenged.
My favorite part of the game is using the money earned playing games to design my own aquarium store. You can mix and match from several design styles, and change your mind at any time. To make it more realistic, the aquarium tanks are animated, as are the customers and the store manager. This game works for all ages and skill levels; I'd encourage older relatives to play it as a fun way to keep the brain cells working.
January 15, 2012
OK as a daily deal
As a Daily Deal, I have no complaints as I feel I got more than my money's worth. The graphics were great as well as the audio. It added an additional challenge while playing against another "customer". The opportunity to choose the shop's decor was fun to play with but, except for the "customer" challenge, it did become a little boring after awhile.
January 18, 2012
Felix would like this one!
An easy,( as all March three games are), relaxing game where you gain points and decorate a tropical fish shop. I like games where I can win money by matching and then purchase items and redecorate. The choices for rebuilding are alittle lame but the Match 3 squares are really big, I like that.
January 29, 2012
Enjoyed it at first BUT
Once you get further into it it was boring and monotonous - took forever to get thru a level and finally stopped playing and left it unfinished.
December 14, 2011
fun
I liked the graphics. It was fun. They throw in a few mini games here and there. Not difficult but relaxing.
January 15, 2012
Fishing for something to like about this game?
A hybrid Match 3 game that can be played in timed or un-timed mode, and your profile can change modes between levels. The game play includes match 3 play, H0G searches, trophy contests against another character, puzzles, and decorating your Tropical Fish Shop using money earned during Match 3 play.
I am afraid it sounds more exciting than I found it to be. The Shop decor is not very exciting, rather 2 dimensional. The Match 3 boards have some power ups and some variety of play, but they seem repetitive, even boring, after a while, as do the other aspects of the game.
I love Match 3's, and I replay many over and over again. This will not be one of them.
If you are looking for a fish theme, I suggest trying Lost in Reefs or Fishdom.
January 18, 2012
relaxing
I agree with other comments; this game is not as enjoyable as Fishdom in the decorating department, but I did find it relaxing and enjoyable. The only gripe I have is that there did seem to be rating system on each level, but there was no opportunity to replay levels - no map to see how you did or to better your score. Otherwise, a relaxing game at normal level.I loved the comps with the 'other' players.
May 26, 2012
an excellent addition to your match 3 games
Kinda old school as far as graphics and music go, But overall a great game. Upgrade your fish store, match 3, hidden object, diving competitions. Its enough to keep you busy.
February 22, 2013
Not as Good as Fishdom
I love playing the Fishdom games so I thought I'd give this one a try. For the first 15 minutes or so of the game, I couldn't figure out how to get it in full screen mode. The setting for this was a bit weird in that you had to click one of the options to get it out of a particular mode in order to get it into full screen. It started out OK, but then as I got to higher levels, it would not give me enough of the specific fish I needed to complete the level. After playing the same level about 3 times, and the same thing happening, I was saved by my trial period ending. You do get to choose some of the elements for the store, and there is even a challenge round which I don't think I quite understood how to play it. There was also one Hidden Object Scene I managed to play during the trial. It did have to be in full screen to complete.
January 15, 2012
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