Fishdom HD iPad port will launch on the App Store on November, 25 Fishdom on iPad is a high-definition adaptation of the award-winning match-3 title of the same name. Players earn cash by progressing through match-3 boards and solving puzzles to earn virtual cash. Fishdom's gameplay is programmed to adapt to every individual user's skills and pace, offering exactly the level of difficulty a particular user can feel comfortable with.
Playrix Entertainment, developer and publisher of Fishdom, Royal Envoy, Call of Atlantis, Gardenscapes, 4 Elements and other casual games, announced that its first internal iPad port, Fishdom HD, will launch on the App Store on November, 25. The game will be available in full and lite versions, with the former at a discounted price of $4.99 for a limited time. Company also announced plans to do "weekly staggered releases" bringing two more iPad games to the App Store, The Rise of Atlantis HD and Brickshooter Egypt HD, one game a week for the next fortnight.
Fishdom on iPad is a high-definition adaptation of the award-winning match-3 downloadable title of the same name. The downloadable Fishdom franchise counts 6 installments and an adaptation for Facebook and other social platforms. The first Fishdom rolled out in 2008 and since then won numerous Best Game awards. It was honored with the iParenting Media Award as Best Video Game of 2009 and was named No 3 Bestseller by AOL (Best Games of 2009).
Features of Fishdom on iPad include:
* Full optimization for the touch screen
* Unlimited replayability
* Interactive and fully customizable virtual environment
* Impressive variety of items and accessories to choose from
In Fishdom HD, players earn cash by progressing through match-3 boards and solving puzzles to earn virtual cash. They can then use it to purchase exotic fish, ornaments and plants to create an aquarium of their own design. As they complete levels, players are awarded with Cups allowing extra bonuses. Fishdom's gameplay is programmed to adapt to every individual user's skills and pace, offering exactly the level of difficulty a particular user can feel comfortable with.
