Sushi Aquarium 海洋棟

This version of Sushi Aquarium has a different ambient tone and more colorful fish. It focuses more on large and immersive tanks, which is a staple of bigger, more elaborate and highly funded aquariums. I appreciate that in both of these worlds the Japanese, English, and Latin names are given for each species.

As with Sushi Aquarium 淡水棟, the aesthetics are exactly what I would expect from a virtual recreation of an aquarium. The lighting, textures, and environments for the fish seem correct both visually and spatially. It is clear that these two worlds were created with a lot of love and respect for how aquariums are supposed to look.

The only thing that would give both of these a higher score would be more content, including information about the environments that the fish exist in and their biology.

(Rating: 8)