Save Seafood

"In Save Seafood, you're neither a diver nor a fisherman—you're an “underwater traffic controller.” Your mission seems simple: rescue the little fish trapped in a tangled mass, one by one. Against a backdrop of deep blue ocean, the fish lie scattered like candies—some facing down, some up—all wedged together, unable to move. When one fish tries to swim out, another blocks its path, creating a scene like an “underwater traffic jam.” With a gentle swipe of your finger, you clear their path. Once selected, each fish swims straight in a fixed direction—no turns, no detours, only a straight line. So you must anticipate: Which fish can move now? Which must wait for others to leave? Which, if released prematurely, would cause total gridlock? Don't be fooled by their cartoonish appearance—the logic is anything but simple. In some levels, fish pile up like jumbled marbles, crammed together in every direction. You must clear them layer by layer, like solving a Rubik's Cube, working from the outer edges inward. Other layouts are complex puzzles—one wrong move can seal off every subsequent path, forcing you to start over. Sometimes you even need to deliberately hold back a fish—“don't rush off just yet”—leaving it behind to block other paths until deeper fish emerge, then releasing it. When you're stuck and at a loss, don't forget to tap the help button at the bottom: Clear: Empties a fish path that's become inaccessible; Capture: Directly grabs a troublesome fish, removing it from the screen; Flip: Reverses the direction of all fish, instantly changing the situation; Shuffle: Completely reshuffles the entire school of fish—sometimes it's precisely this that breaks the deadlock. These tools won't make the game easy, but they give you more room to experiment when stuck, making the puzzle-solving process smoother. Even more soothing than solving puzzles is the animation when the little fish swim out. They gently flick their tails, glistening with tiny sea bubbles, as if saying, “Thanks, I'm off!” When the last fish finally swims off-screen, leaving only the empty ocean surface behind, that sense of relief feels incredibly real—as if you've truly helped them clear a massive traffic jam. Save Seafood is the kind of casual game you can pick up anytime, put down anytime, yet always find yourself thinking, “Just one more level.” No timers, no pressure—just a little brainwork and swiping to tidy up the underwater world, leaving it spotless and organized. Then Save Seafood is definitely your cup of tea. The little fish are already scrambling around—hurry up and line them up so the sea can flow freely again!"