Fishdom

The one idea behind Fishdom is that every cleared match-3 level goes toward building a home for fish. You beat a board, then use the progress to unlock aquariums and fill them with decorations. How each tank looks is left to you.

The game runs on thousands of levels, with boosters to help on harder boards. Pets and aquarium decorations also turn up as event rewards, so the collection grows beyond what the main levels hand out.

A short sitting usually starts with match-3 levels, where boosters can break up a stubborn layout. Once a level is cleared, you return to the aquarium to place new decorations or work on another tank.

Events add variety. Expeditions and season adventures have you collect keys, and the rewards include power-ups, boosters, unlimited lives, pets and decorations. You can also compete against other players, join a team, or play with Facebook friends.

The game itself does not need Wi-Fi or a mobile connection. Competitions and some additional features do need one.

Next to Lords Mobile, Mob Control or Warline: Sniper Squad, Fishdom is the quiet option. There is no combat to manage, just puzzles and decorating. Google Play rates it 4.6 from about 6.7 million ratings, and its content rating is Everyone.

It is free to play with no ads. Some in-game items, including randomized ones, can be bought with real money, so spending is optional but present. The current version is 10.2.0.0, updated on November 2, 2026.

Fishdom comes from Playrix, the developer named on the Google Play listing under package com.playrix.fishdomdd.gplay. It has a content rating of Everyone and contains no ads. In-app purchases are available, so check purchase settings on shared devices. Privacy policy and terms of use are published on the Playrix website.