Difficulty that adapts to you
There is no level select. The game tunes span, speed, focus, and flexibility separately, so it is always your weak spot getting practiced, not just your strong one.
An adaptive memory game with a world top-100.
Legend says a goldfish forgets everything in three seconds. Gil remembers every tile, every dive, every score — and the game exists to prove the myth wrong. Tiles flash on a grid; you tap them back in order as runs sink deeper and the rules get stranger.
There is no level select. The game tunes span, speed, focus, and flexibility separately, so it is always your weak spot getting practiced, not just your strong one.
Runs descend from the Sunlight Zone to The Trench, with grids up to 4×5 and sequences up to ten tiles. Five modifiers unlock along the way: Deep Breath, Snapshot, Jellyfish, Riptide, and The Current.
One run a day keeps your streak alive, and every seventh day adds a permanent decoration to Gil's bowl. Your best streak is remembered forever.
The board ranks best run scores with max span, best depth, and a clear target: how many points to pass the next player.
Climb from Goldfish through Vengeful Goose and Eidetic Elephant. One secret rank waits past 140,000 points.
No recordings anywhere. Every blub and fanfare is synthesized when the game starts, and the tiles play notes on a pentatonic scale.
A sequence of tiles lights up on the grid.
Tap them back in the same order. Three mistakes end the run.
Clear rounds to sink through five zones as the oxygen timer tightens.
Keep the Daily Dive going, check the world board, and watch your Memory Index move.
Yes, the full game is free with an occasional ad between runs. Goldfish Premium removes ads and adds Free Swim practice, a monthly Streak Shield, the Captain's Log, and up to five profiles.
No. You play anonymously from the first run. Apple or Google sign-in is optional and moves your rank and progress to a new phone in one tap.
The whole game plays offline. The world board syncs when you have a connection and shows saved standings when you don't.
Yes. The game ships in English and Spanish, down to Gil's reminder messages.
You play anonymously, with no email or password. The world board stores a display name and scores under a random ID, ads run through Google AdMob behind a consent prompt, and "Delete all my data" is built into the settings.