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The fish hid. Try to find them all! A very large location.
100 hidden fish is a casual, adventure and puzzle game
developed by Anatoliy Loginovskikh and Аlexandr Telminov
and published by Anatoliy Loginovskikh.
Released on January 17th 2022 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 462 reviews of which 444 were positive and 18 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.9 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7, 8, 10
- Processor: 2.3 GHz Dual Core
- Graphics: Intel HD 4000
- Storage: 20 MB available space
- Sound Card: Any
- Additional Notes: 1080p, 16:9 recommended. Mouse.
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Easy game to collect letters for your profile page. Finished it in 5 min. No downside.
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Nice game, just wish there was an option to turn off the sound. Or at least turn it down.
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100 Hidden Fish, developed by Anatoliy Loginovskikh and Alexandr Telminov and published by Loginovskikh himself, is a quiet and minimalist hidden-object experience that trades flash and spectacle for patience and perception. True to its name, the game presents players with a single hand-drawn underwater scene filled with 100 cleverly concealed fish. The objective is simple: find them all. There are no timers, scores, or complicated mechanics—just the player, a detailed illustration, and the meditative challenge of observation. It’s a concept that has become the hallmark of Loginovskikh’s “100 Hidden” series, and 100 Hidden Fish continues this formula with an aquatic theme that is both charming and relaxing. The game’s most distinct feature is its visual presentation. The entire image is rendered in black and white, composed of intricate linework that gives the impression of a sketch come to life. The absence of color accentuates contrast and form, forcing the player to focus on shape recognition rather than visual distraction. The fish are integrated seamlessly into the environment—tucked within coral, disguised as mechanical parts, or drawn into the negative spaces of the design. Each discovery feels satisfying, not because of any reward or fanfare, but because it triggers a small realization: something you overlooked moments ago was right in front of you all along. The artwork is whimsical and slightly surreal, giving the impression that the ocean itself is alive with hidden surprises waiting to be noticed. Gameplay is as straightforward as it comes. The player scans the static illustration and clicks on each fish as it’s found, gradually revealing progress through a counter that climbs toward one hundred. There are no hints, no penalties, and no restrictions on time. The only challenge is how carefully one can observe. For those seeking a moment of calm or mindfulness, this simplicity is a virtue. The experience encourages a slower pace, rewarding patience rather than reflexes. The game includes a few helpful features, such as a “night mode” that darkens the screen to ease eye strain and a reset function that allows for replays or fresh attempts. These small inclusions show a sensitivity to user comfort, a thoughtful touch in a genre that often forgets to consider player fatigue. However, the minimalist design also comes with limitations. Once all the fish are found, the game effectively ends—there are no alternate modes, randomized layouts, or additional puzzles to prolong engagement. The entire experience can be completed in an hour or two, depending on one’s attentiveness. While this brevity fits the game’s meditative tone, it also means that replay value is low unless a player simply enjoys revisiting the artwork for its aesthetic pleasure. Similarly, the lack of progression or escalating challenge may leave some players feeling unfulfilled, especially those expecting more variation or complexity in their puzzles. But that’s not what 100 Hidden Fish aims to provide. Its charm lies in its stillness, its willingness to be a quiet interlude rather than a long-term commitment. From a technical standpoint, the game runs effortlessly. The system requirements are minimal, allowing it to perform smoothly even on older or low-spec machines. Its compact file size and static imagery mean there are virtually no performance issues or loading delays. The simplicity of design ensures stability and accessibility, making it an easy game to launch and play without concern for configuration or updates. In an era of sprawling installations and frequent patches, 100 Hidden Fish feels refreshingly old-fashioned—a game you can download, open, and complete in one sitting without any friction. The soundtrack and sound effects play a subtle but essential role in setting the tone. Soft, looping background music accompanies the search, providing a sense of calm and rhythm that matches the game’s slow pace. The absence of abrupt noises or constant feedback allows players to lose themselves in concentration, almost turning the act of searching into a form of quiet meditation. When a fish is found, the sound cue is gentle and satisfying, reinforcing a small but steady sense of accomplishment. It’s this accumulation of micro-moments—the silent victories of attention—that defines the experience. Player reception has been consistently positive, with fans of the “100 Hidden” series praising its relaxing atmosphere and charming artwork. Many treat it as a brief escape from the noise and complexity of modern gaming, something to unwind with after a long day. Its accessibility and price point make it particularly appealing; it delivers a full experience without demanding much time or investment. Criticisms tend to focus on its short duration and the lack of additional content, but these are less flaws than consequences of its design philosophy. It’s meant to be fleeting, like a casual puzzle in a Sunday newspaper or a moment of stillness between tasks. Ultimately, 100 Hidden Fish succeeds because it understands exactly what it wants to be: a small, meditative exercise in observation wrapped in the charm of hand-drawn art. It does not try to impress with complexity or challenge; instead, it invites the player to slow down and look closely. Each hidden fish found is a reminder of how easily the mind can overlook the obvious when rushing. In that sense, it’s more than a simple puzzle—it’s a short lesson in mindfulness disguised as a game. Whether played as a brief distraction or as part of a relaxing ritual, 100 Hidden Fish offers a quiet, satisfying experience that proves that sometimes, the simplest ideas can be the most rewarding. Rating: 9/10
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This game is a delightful blend of relaxation and cuteness. The upbeat music and charming artwork make for a pleasant experience. While the gameplay is quick, it's still enjoyable.
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100 hidden fish is a minimalist hidden object game. In this beautifully hand-drawn large scrolling scene are 100 hidden fishes and you're to find them all. There's one song throughout the game and you have a second one when you find all 100. The graphics are cartoony and are in black and white, but it's hand-drawn. This game is not that hard but some of the fishes hide really well in the background. As always, it's a pretty good hidden object game except for the fact that it's so short. Overall, at $1 it's worth it but keep in mind it takes 10 minutes to complete!
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100 hidden fish is currently priced at 1.99€ on Steam.
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100 hidden fish received 444 positive votes out of a total of 462 achieving a rating of 8.88.
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100 hidden fish was developed by Anatoliy Loginovskikh and Аlexandr Telminov and published by Anatoliy Loginovskikh.
100 hidden fish is playable and fully supported on Windows.
100 hidden fish is not playable on MacOS.
100 hidden fish is not playable on Linux.
100 hidden fish is a single-player game.
100 hidden fish does not currently offer any DLC.
100 hidden fish does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
100 hidden fish does not support Steam Remote Play.
100 hidden fish is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Anatoliy Loginovskikh,
Аlexandr Telminov
Publisher
Anatoliy Loginovskikh
Release
17 Jan 2022
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