However, the game’s still pretty hard and you have 13 main levels to complete. It helps that three of the playable fish have special abilities for traversing areas. They come with limits, though, such as the jar only being able to roll back and forth. You must control your container’s momentum as you swim.
This is where this game’s intentional general difficulty comes in.
You need to carefully move around to survive. However, you’ll mostly be stuck on something with water in it, like a fishbowl, a glass jar, and even a cleaning cart used by janitors. When freely swimming, you can do cool tricks such as jumping through the air.
There are four controls: movement, camera panning, and swimming up and down. The gameplay consists of manually controlling a fish in the water. However, they’re all trapped inside fragile fishbowls and the way to the sea is filled with hazardous obstacles-and they can’t exactly breathe air for long, too. They all decide to try and escape back into the ocean to hopefully reunite. In I Am Fish, you get to play as four different types of fish, who are friends who’ve been forcibly separated from their home in a pet shop fish tank.
