Fish & Count
kiyotaka takanishi · Education
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The aquarium, the counting screen and the Creature Book now have soft light and ripples, like being underwater. The Japanese narration also has a new, gentler voice.
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Fish & Count is a fishing and counting game for children ages 2–5. Tap the button to cast your line. When the guide says “Now!”, tap again to catch a fish. Your catch appears on screen one creature at a time, so you can count along with the voice. In the parent settings, choose how far to count: 1–3, 1–5 or 1–10. Start with three and try more when your child is ready. Keep the creatures you catch in an aquarium, feed them, or find them in the creature book. You can also listen to their names and descriptions. Fishing spots and creatures There are 15 fishing spots, from the sea and jungle to outer space, each with its own scenery and music. Meet 45 real or prehistoric animals and 105 imaginary creatures. Other things to try • Name games in English, hiragana and katakana • Addition, subtraction and number games up to 100 • A character you can name and dress up • Souvenir pictures made with the game's artwork Free play and purchases The first seven fishing spots are free and unlock as you play. Extra spots and outfits are optional one-time purchases. There is no subscription. For parents There are no ads or chat, and no account is needed. The app does not use third-party analytics. Progress and in-game photos are saved on your device. Purchases, settings changes, progress reset and external links require a parent check. Available on iPhone and iPad. The game and voices support English and Japanese.
What's new · 1.7
The aquarium, the counting screen and the Creature Book now have soft light and ripples, like being underwater. The Japanese narration also has a new, gentler voice.
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