Planned Release Date: March 2027

About This Game

Aquora is a cozy pixel-art aquarium sim where genetics matter.

Each fish carries real inherited traits: body shape, fins, colors, patterns.

They pass down and remix with every new generation.

Over 400 quadrillion combinations of body, fin, color, and pattern genes exist.

Pair the right parents, keep them happy and fed, and watch what hatches.

Legends hide deep in the gene pool.

Celestial, abyssal, spectral, and rarer still. Most breeders will never see one.

But when a mythic hatches, you'll know: it shimmers, burns, and glows with effects all its own.

Plant bushy ferns and tall waving kelp, sink a skull or an anchor,

lay substrate and watch the light shafts play across it.

Your tank is simulated down to the pixel.

Eggs settle, worms wriggle across the sand, water bends the light.

Sell your surplus fish, reinvest in better filters, heaters and auto-feeders.

Unlock equipment that keeps the hatchery running while you sleep.

Aquora keeps feeding, hatching, and breeding even when the game is closed.

[*] Deep genetics system: traits inherit, combine, and regress across generations

[*] Over 400 quadrillion possible fish from 20 species and 33 color lines

[*] Ultra-rare mythic trait lines with unique visual effects

[*] Fully simulated tank: physical eggs, live substrate, dynamic water and light

[*] Decorate with plants, rocks, relics, and equipment

[*] Offline progression: your hatchery works while you're away

[*] A pixel town to explore, with shops and a river fishing minigame

[*] Milestones from first fish to full logbook

[*] Cozy by design: no fail states, no timers, no pressure

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Some of the background music in Aquora was produced using a generative audio tool. Those tracks are placeholder. They are being replaced with commissioned
original music, and any remaining generated audio will be phased out of the game over time.

All visual art in Aquora is procedurally generated by the developer's own custom tooling, drawn from hand-authored colour palettes, explicit shape instructions
and seeded random number generation. No image generation model is involved at any point in the art pipeline, and no AI generated images appear in the game.