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Growing Fish

In a large and deep lake lives a huge number of fish. They all lived in peace until the nasty little fish that eat other steel. You manage to avoid this mess and do not let him continue. Move the weaker fish out of the way of these predators. Very soon you will see the result of their labors and be glad.

Getting Started with Growing Fish

Use mouse and arrow keys.

What development framework is used for this game?

The game relies on the Construct 2 technology stack.

Who is the target audience for this game based on age?

This game aligns with Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors age group.

Is the game playable on mobile phones?

Growing Fish supports mobile devices like iOS and Android.

Which team developed this game?

The company or individual who developed this game is Fun Best Games.

Which category would this game be listed under?

This game can be classified as Agility.

What gender audience does this game target?

This game appeals to Male players.

What terms are used to classify this game?

The featured tags for this game are 2players, 3players, animal, co-op, fish, multiplayer, shark, skill.

Is the game devoid of any blood content?

No, Growing Fish does not contain any references to blood.

Is this game suitable for younger age groups?

No, Growing Fish is not good for children to play.

Is cruelty present in any form within the game?

No, Growing Fish does not involve any form of inhumanity or cruelty.
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