Amphibarium lets you build a thriving frog and salamander collection that generates income passively while you attend to other tasks. Watch tadpoles develop through real metamorphosis, decorate customizable terrariums, and gradually unlock rare species to expand your vivarium. It's designed as a low-pressure background game for players seeking relaxation rather than active engagement.
About this game
Relax and collect hundreds of unique frogs and salamanders in this cozy idle game. Watch tadpoles undergo metamorphosis in real-time, customize lush terrariums, and discover rare species. Let your vivarium thrive in the background while you work or study. Start your collection today!
What players are saying
▼ Not recommended0 hrs
Undisclosed AI. Soem features don't work, no dev support. Otherwise would have been a good game.
Very fun and satisfying when you get a new frog and wonder how much it pays out. My only wish would be a way to find a specific frog from the pond. We get a list and I love all the filters on it but it's so hard to find that one specific frog you want to focus on feeding. Maybe clicking on it from the list opens it's window in game? And it would also be nice to display what it's coins per day is when a new frog matures for the first time instead of having to hunt it down in the list.
Bug Fixes • Ultra-wide monitor support: The Options menu and other UI panels no longer get cropped on 21:9 / 32:9 / ultra-wide displays. UI now scales correctly on any aspect ratio. • Window resizing is no longer locked to 16:9. You can now freely resize the game window to any aspect ratio you prefer. • Renaming a frog: typing a new name and clicking outside the field now saves the new name (previously it would revert unless you pressed Enter). • Screenshots no longer overwrite your clipboard. If you had something copied, it stays copied. (You can still share via the in-game Share button if you want the share text on your clipboard.) Thanks to everyone who reported these issues on the Steam discussions — especially Hushed Whispers (ultra-wide), derpvahkiin (clipboard), and moneybags48525 (renaming). Keep the feedback coming!
Pack 9 – The Oddities The weirdest, most wonderful amphibians have arrived! Pack 9 introduces 58 bizarre and fascinating species that break every rule you thought you knew about frogs. What's New 58 New Species across some of the most unusual amphibians on Earth: 25 Caecilians – Legless, snake-like amphibians that slither through the water. These mysterious creatures are among the least-known vertebrates on the planet. Clawed Frogs – 17 species of the bizarre tongueless, clawed-foot family including the famous African Clawed Frog (Xenopus laevis). Living Oddities – The Hairy Frog that breaks its own bones to create claws, the Purple Frog that lives underground, the Turtle Frog, the adorable Desert Rain Frog, and more. Prehistoric Survivors – Triadobatrachus (the very first frog) and Prosalirus from the Jurassic period. World Record Holder – Paedophryne amauensis, the world's smallest vertebrate. Baby Forms – Every species now comes with an adorable juvenile form. Species Range: #465 – #522 Thank you for playing Amphibarium! More packs coming soon.
New Content: Pack 9 - The Oddities The weirdest, most wonderful amphibians have arrived! Pack 9 introduces 58 bizarre and fascinating species that break every rule you thought you knew about frogs. What's New: - 58 New Species across some of the most unusual amphibians on Earth - 25 Caecilians - Legless, snake-like amphibians that slither through the water. These mysterious creatures are among the least-known vertebrates on the planet - Clawed Frogs - 17 species of the bizarre tongueless, clawfoot family including the famous African Clawed Frog (Xenopus laevis) - Living Oddities - The Hairy Frog that breaks its own bones to create claws, the Purple Frog that lives underground, the Turtle Frog, the adorable Desert Rain Frog, and more - Prehistoric Survivors - Triadobatrachus (the very first frog) and Prosalirus from the Jurassic period - World Record Holder - Paedophryne amauensis, the world's smallest vertebrate - Baby Forms - Every species now comes with an adorable juvenile form Species Range: #465 - #522 Thank you for playing Amphibarium! More packs coming soon.
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