- Chillquarium lets you collect over 180 fish species, including rare and ultra-rare variants.
- Grow your aquarium, earn offline rewards, and customize your underwater paradise.
Snapbreak Games has announced the launch of the casual idle aquarium experience, Chillquarium, now available on both Android and iOS. This title from the indie dev Ben Reber first opened Early Access on Android in May 2026 after making waves on PC, and has now officially arrived worldwide for mobile fans.
Build the ultimate aquarium with hundreds of fish to collect
So, with its global release, Chillquarium now lets you create your own cozy underwater paradise on mobile. Here, you can fill your aquarium with more than 180 unique fish species, enjoy charming pixel art visuals, and unwind to a soothing soundtrack while watching your collection slowly come to life.
One of the game’s biggest highlights for me is obviously its real-time fish growth system. I mean, every fish you purchase continues to grow even while you’re away, allowing you to sell mature fish for profit, expand your tanks, and unlock even more species. As your collection grows, you’ll also discover rare and ultra-rare color variants.
Overall, the game is very relaxing and fun while also offering solid content, including booster packs, idle progression, aquarium customization options, decorative items, real-time day and night cycles, and various relaxing moments. So, if you’re looking for a laid-back idle title with satisfying collection mechanics, then Chillquarium is the one for you.
Chillquarium is now available on both Android and iOS. So, you can download the game via the Google Play Store or App Store.
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