Kaleidoscope Reef is a fun and beautifully constructed game where your job is to expand your coral reef. But, unfortunately, ships have come your way and have brought pollution and garbage. There are also rival fish on the prowl so you have to be careful. Basically this game revolves around dragging polyps and plankton to build your reef and provide homes and food for fish in order to grow your community.

However, you can interact with some of the environments and will need to so pay attention to your surroundings. This game attracted me, not because of the planting of polyps and plankton but because of the beautifully drawn environments. Like sea-scope, this game is an artistic wonder. Exploring the environment and just looking at what comes up is a joy as the fun and cartoon-ish fauna that dot this game are a laugh to behold(like the lionfish at the beginning of the game). The music is pretty soothing and the overall experience of this game is a peaceful and serene one with a few tight spots when things are attacking you. Take time to get used to this game and grow your reef. I’ve also found a walkthrough video below if your having trouble on some part of the game. Have a great time underwater!

Thanks Tasselfoot!

Tags: fish, Kaleidoscope, Reef

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