Splash: Fish Sanctuary Hack 2.230 + Redeem Codes

I just downloaded this game and have been playing for 10 minutes so far. Haha. I love Aquarium-type games! I absolutely love sea life. I usually delete these type of games after a while because it just gets too expensive cause saving up game money without spending actual money gets too hard, and my fish are always starving because of it. And I end up just closing out of the game and waiting day after day without doing anything just to be able to feed my fish again. I really hope this game is not like that 😖 and I hope my fish will live even if I don’t go back on the app for a few days lol. So far, it seems not too unreasonably hard to feed my fish, so I’m happy. I see hope for this game. I also like that this game seems up to date and always updating, so I know it won’t just be thrilling up to a point. I’m feeling really good about this one so far ☺️

Right away I would suggest to have button for us where we can just go see all of the fish we released into the ocean! Without having to feed them or anything, just to see our ocean and our progress so far. Maybe we can take pictures of that too. I think that would be really nice ☺️

Update to my previous review:
I find this game mostly fun, except for the frustrating moments. Frustrations include the game giving me an impossible mission, without a "plan" or "hint" on how to achieve the mission. I had to abandon a few of those missions. They were ridiculous. I still have some I am waiting to achieve -- that is, waiting until I can get enough fish ingredients, or enough Splashcash, enough coins, etc. The ticket crab usually gives me useless items. It's rare to get a useful item from those tickets. The game tends to give an abundance of "thing A" after I no longer need it. For example there was a shortage of turquoise uncommon gemstones when I needed them; now there are 13 of them.
Previous review:
Splash gives me a little time each day to do something fun, relaxing, and even strategic. There is a strategy involved if you want to achieve each mission without in-game purchases. I have not paid any money to this game. Keeping it free is great! I love the detailed images, the written descriptions of corals and fish, the little wisdom quotes from our turtle guide, and having occasional surprises show up. The only complaint I have so far is someone misspelled “Scorpionfish” in the aquapedia description. Hopefully I have not misspelled anything here. Thank You for reading!

Wow… just wow… I’m completely blown away by this app… Let me first just say I love you guys so much because you can clearly see the hard work and dedication that y’all put into this app! You beautiful souls deserve so much for your efforts to keep this app updated frequently and to ensure it never gets old… Honestly, if I was in charge of giving out one billion dollars to whichever app I thought was the best, I’d choose this one… from the beautiful artistry of the marine life, to the in depth facts of the creatures of the ocean… y’all are beautiful people… truly… I don’t even know how or why, but this app sends me on an underwater vacation from the world above the surface. I feel like, if I just close my eyes, I’ll find myself underwater, in the ocean and swimming with the fish! Can you just imagine me giving you just such a big hug and high-five? Amazing isn’t even enough to describe the truly inspirational and elegant aura this app carries around with it… it’s just so perfect! Please add more sharks, that’s all I ask… Thanks, - Savannahcat101 (AKA Dr. West the marine biologist)

So this is the first time that I’ve actually sought out to search and review a game in the App Store and it’s because of a few reasons. First of all, this is a great way for me to actually have and take care of fish without the having to feed them everyday and clean a tank out. It’s commitment without the commitment which is perfect. Second, it relaxes me. You literally feed, release, and then make more fish. Super easy and thoughtless. Third and perhaps most important is that when I updated my game, something happened and it took all of my coins away. I mean like a large amount. I sent in the concern and within a few hours my coins were back with a message on my account. I mean I don’t know how much better it could get with response time and actually taking time to help me. It took a long time to get those coins! The ONLY reason that I am not giving this five stars is because I think that getting the items later on in the game becomes harder if not impossible to keep getting these new shells and I’m spinning in circles waiting for the other fish to drop them. That is the only thing I have an issue with. There are no bazillion ads that you have to deal with or annoying this or that. Just simple and easy fun. :)

Ok so I know that I’ve had this app before and I absolutely loved it, for that experience I give it a full 5 stars. So I decided to get this app on my new phone along with Starlight and Flutter because I loved both of the other games so much as well. The one problem is I couldn’t even pass the tutorial! I hatched to fish, yes good, I grew them up let them go, fine alright. Then I get to the part where you have to open the Aquapedia and the app always closes, this wouldn’t be too too big of a problem if it wasn’t the tutorial and I could do something else, but it wasn’t. I tried about ten times. Then I tried to open a different app and then go back and it continued to glitch. I’m going to keep this app just in case the glitch will stop and I can retry, but this is sort of a big issue effecting my experience with the game. I know this can be fixed but this is what is giving you three stars. If you are reading this review as a recommendation to see if you should get the app, sorry you had to read this much, but also download it see if you like it. It’s a wonderful app and you should really try it. As soon as my game starts working I will edit this review to 5 stars but until then it stays at three. Thank you for reading this review, and I hope you have good day.

TLDR; Minimal adds and very good for a management mobile game! If you wanted to play a fun maintenance tomogatchi type game this is 100 percent for you, especially if you like marine science or fish in general. I feel like I almost lost my mind looking for a game that didn’t have adds any other minute- this one seems to have 0 mandatory adds! Its a fun spin and not as stressful as most management games. You can also learn about the types of fish and their behaviors which is accurate to their real life counter parts. I can tell the devs put a lot of love and research into this game, and I hope they keep it this way with the minimal adds. It makes me more inclined to choose to watch the video adds when I want so I can support them.
I saw a few negative reviews complaining about bugs, but those are from a few years ago and I think they have been patched up. Great job guys!

Updated review: Twice I have leveled up and not received an expansion key despite a menu popping up and clearly showing me that I just revived one. This is especially frustrating considering how long it takes to level up and that's part of the point of the game. I love the fact that they display real species information and do not have any of that weird cross breeding of invented fish in other apps, but this nonsense is making not want to play any more. It's also ridiculous that as you level up it's so hard to get the necessary gems to make the fish you have to wait days before producing your first fish. There is no incentive to watching adds either; do you seriously expect me to sit through another 30 second add for Botox if you only give me enough coins to feed one fish? Check out tap tap fish for a very well executed reef simulator.

Fun game that suffers from annoying bugs such as some numbers can't be seen because they are obscured by their hordes and gems you need to level up new fish do not register as being collected which is annoying because it makes it impossible to level up certain fish like sea horses. Also any out of app menus like FAQ show up upside down which is really annoying.

I really enjoy this game, I've been playing it for quite awhile. It's relaxing and my grandkids love to see all the cool fish floating around, I can't seem to keep real fish alive so I'm pretty proud of myself for building this reef. My cat REALLY gets a kick out of it. HAHA! Anyway, the only thing I do NOT like is the drop rate of the gems needed to open up new decoration spots. Of the 6 I have available at my current level, 4 of them require 10 of the same thing. There is only 1 species of fish that drop it and very, very rarely do they drop 1, even with multiple fish of that species, which is also hard to reach because the odd ball gem required to create THAT species rarely gets dropped by the one fish I need it from. That part is extremely frustrating. So, my suggestion to support is to either up the drop rate, or change the requirements for the decor slots so they don't have as many slots with the same requirements. I will continue playing and when I can't create anything else, or run out of challenges, I will start all over again.

Really fun, really cool. I love the game. The problem with the game is that the economy is whacked. You can literally never get enough of special currency… OR EVEN REGULAR CURRENCY… to make any kind of steady progress. Once you get to level 16, the economy becomes impossible to manage w/o buying things for real money… and those prices are warped too. As soon as i unlocked the fish after the first jellyfish set, and the food for them costs upwards of 300… basically what I’m saying is the game is super fun until you hit THAT WALL. the wall where the progress becomes so stagnant you wonder why you’re bothering to play in the first place. Unless you pay a stupid amount of real money of course. Normally I would give a game with only one problem 4 stars, but it loses an extra one because the game is unplayable without a balanced economy. Which is REALLY a shame, and i really expected more from Runaway. An one time payment option to get rewards w/o watching the ads would go a long way because then you could just spam the snail wheel to get regular money.

My second game from this developer after Starlight! Love nature-themed games that respect science—the fish are real species, not some random color combinations.

At first I’m worried that this is just Starlight in a different ecosystem; as much as I love Starlight, I don’t want to play two exact same games. But there are differences, such as in Splash it’s the decorations that earn the coins, the missions come to you one by one, there’s a camera to take snapshots, and so on. I wasn’t into this game at first and let it sit for two months, but now I log in 5-6 times a day. The rare gemstones to create the fish are really rare, and I love the challenge!

One improvement I would ask for is: Please make the species information page more readable! It would be helpful if we can zoom in and out. The species’ scientific name is in a small green script that is especially unreadable. Yes, there are nerds like me who want to see the Latin name!