Because of how customizable the aquariums are, too, I suspect this game will have outstanding replay value-you can pretty much improve it as much as you want and go back to any aquarium any time to play more on it to improve it or even totally change how it looks. The screens are generally easy to navigate and most objects are clear enough to see without needing to waste money on hints. Though this game lacks the 'helper objects' of Gardenscapes, it does have hints-animated little seahorses that swim to an object to find it for you. The graphics are adorable (and some look like they were lifted directly out of Gardenscapes-so if you're really familiar with that game, you won't have too hard a time on this one) and the music is relaxing and easy on the ears. (And if you mouse over the fish, you'll find some swim away in terror, while some hover around the pointer, and some others just ignore your efforts. You can also select whatever fish you'd like to populate it, and whatever amenities you wish, and put all of them anywhere they'll fit. But as opposed to those other games, you can put arrange your acquisitions wherever you want and have pretty much as much as you can stuff into your aquarium. Similarly to Gardenscapes, Lagoona, and Dream Inn, this game has you searching for objects so you can afford to fix up one of three dream aquariums and realize your dream to become a top marine scientist. I vastly prefer fix-em-ups like this one. I don't like the puzzles and generally-dark storylines most of HOGs use. Really cute, relaxing HOG without all the puzzles.

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