gets boring due to how it changes every five levels. Stuart Dredge from Pocket Gamer noted how Insaniquarium constantly introduced new resources to keep the game interesting, though, in contrast to Rupert, Dredge said that players would tire of the game faster than they would hope. Dieter Bohn of Windows Central recommended playing the game for "something to pass the time with or just need[ing] a little pick-me-up after a long day at work." The game's visuals were also praised by some critics. IGN Levi Buchanan said that every tank was "almost fiercely colorful", and that the guppies and the ultravores evoke different emotions. Joel Brodie of Gamezebo praised the graphics and the amount of personality that each character had. Bohn found the graphics to be "nice" and the user interface simple. Notes References External links Insaniquarium homepage Flying Bear Entertainment 2001 video games Action-adventure games Palm OS games PopCap games Video games developed in the United States Video games scored by Jonne Valtonen Virtual pet video games Windows games Windows Mobile Professional games Windows Mobile Standard games Independent Games Festival winners Puzzle video games Single-player video games Video games with underwater settings Glu Mobile games