Gamezebo writes: "The first Fishdom game made a splash with challenging match-3 gameplay and fishtank decorating, while the sequel, Fishdom H2O, switched over to hidden object gameplay. Both games were well-received by players, but match-3 fans will be happy to know that Fishdom: Spooky Splash has gone back to its match-3 roots. Like the first Fishdom, Spooky Splash has you swapping tiles and earning cash to decorate Halloween-themed fish tanks."
Game Vortex writes: "Fishdom: Spooky Splash is very reminiscent of Fishdom: Frosty Splash, a game I reviewed earlier. The look is pretty similar, however we're not simply dealing with a palette swap. While the core concept is the same, Playrix Entertainment did take steps to make sure there was enough difference in both games to make them stand out in their own right. For starters, the puzzles are different. I can't say that there are no duplicates whatsoever, but I definitely didn't notice the same puzzles come up in this game as I had in Frosty Splash, so if there are duplicates, I didn't notice it."
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Gamezebo writes: "Playrix Entertainment gave us a heads-up that the third game in the Fishdom series is almost ready to launch. You're no doubt wondering whether Fishdom: Spooky Splash will be a match-3 puzzle game like the original Fishdom, or another hidden object game like Fishdom H2O: Hidden Odyssey. Well, match-3 fans, it's your lucky day!
Like the original Fishdom, Spooky Splash involves completing tile-matching levels to earn enough cash to buy a variety of fish, plants and accessories to decorate a stunning fish tank. Besides standard aquarium decorations, you can choose from a variety of spooky accessories like a skeleton band, imitation candles, a jack-o-lantern-shaped water pump, and one of our favorites: a plant called "warty coral."
