Darwin's Aquarium tasks you with selectively breeding fish to discover new species while training neural networks to control their behavior, combining genetics and AI mechanics into one educational sandbox. The game leans heavily on experimentation, though early access currently lacks sufficient guidance for newcomers. Best suited for players interested in AI and evolutionary systems who don't mind rougher interfaces.
About this game
Breeding and training fish is your hobby. Discover new species - evolve favorable characteristics and train your AI fish brain to behave like real-life fish. Learn about AI and genetics by playing.
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended1 hrs
I really, really, really want to like this game. But, at this time, I cannot recommend it. I do not plan on refunding, as I look forward to seeing where it goes from here. That being said, I know it is in alpha, but I was really hoping it would be in a more playable state. It really needs to have a tutorial of some sort at the very least.
New features - Dying fish go limp, turn upside down and turn green. For a small period of time they become food for other fish. Fixes - Fish color system
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