- PriceFree
- CategoryGames
- SubgenreAction
- First releasedDecember 14, 2010
- Versions3 archived
- Installable3 of 3
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerPyrosphere
- Bundle IDnet.pyrosphere.lastfish
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issueLast Fish is a stylish black and white action game about the survival of a tiny fish in toxic water filled with goo.
Eat food, avoid goo, escape the shadowfish. Survive.
FEATURES * Intuitive controls - tilt the device or use a controller! * Stylish monochromatic Retina Display graphics * Atmospheric soundtrack * Simple and addictive game mechanics * 45 levels and 5 arcade stages * 3 star performance score on each level
PRESS QUOTES "Last Fish felt poetic in some ways." - DIYGamer
"Last Fish is a satisfying swim through a world of light and shadows." - Kotaku
"Within 15 minutes of downloading the game I was hooked." - AppAdvice
"Last Fish is proof that games can be artistic, and more importantly that artistic games can be fun." - TouchMyApps
GAME MECHANICS Control the fish by tilting the phone/tablet.
Eat food to gain health. Avoid touching goo as it decreses health. Complete the objectives but beware of the shadowfish.
LEVELS In each level you have to complete one of four objectives: survive for a specified amount of time; quickly follow a trail of rings; clear checkpoints; eat food with caution to reach a specific amount of health. Every level is different, be it food quantity, goo quantity, speed, size, movement patterns, health lost rate, number and speed of shadowfish. All these combined make each level unique.
ARCADE Survive as long as possible. Arcade starts with lots of food and some goo, but over time the food gets more rare and more goo appears. The fish also loses more health as time passes. Then appears the shadowfish. Survive, until the inevitable end...
Bundle Size Over Time
Ratings Over Time
sampled from 6 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 26, 2011 | 1.1.1 | — | 13 | $0.99 |
| January 8, 2012 | — | — | 116 | $0.99 |
| July 26, 2018 | 1.7.1 | ★ 4.0 | 170 | $0.99 |
| July 27, 2019 | 2.0.0 | ★ 4.0 | 175 | Free |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25What I like is this simple little game. One week and I'm already 16 levels of 45 levels. Touch screen to pause. Gray scale game is nice after color overload from Disney . Challenging yet simple. Your fish is full of light. The black things take away from that and the bright things help you level up. So much you can't see in the dark. Hold on to the light and avoid the dark.this is an over simplistic game but I love it.
I have not been able to play this game with Sphero 2.0. As soon as it connects the app crashes. I have tested on a 5s and iPad Air with iOS 7.1. Both have the same problem.
Thank you for keeping this game on the App Store. I just discovered this game again after not playing it for probably five years. I was surprised that it's still on the App Store and is still being updated. I liked this game because of its simplicity, chilling and somber music, and haunting premise. These qualities make for a memorable and timeless iOS experience.
Why doesn't the app have an option to keep the screen from auto-locking? For a game where the controls are built around use of the accelerometer and the user scarcely touches the screen, this is a feature that is sorely needed.
I got this app and then forgot about it. I picked it up today and found that I really like it. It reminds me a little of the old Flash game called Fishy. It's not quite the same premise, but they've definitely captured the fun of that game
Simple, fun, pretty.
When I tried to connect my sphero to the game it sent me back to my home screen. I tried to quit all of my apps and reinstall the game, but it didn't work. The worst part of it was that I payed for the game.
Downloaded when it was free. Then they tried to charge after only two levels! Deleting.
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