I Hate Fish v1.1.6 + Mod Coins – Beautiful and Lovable Game “Escape from Fish” for Android + Trailer
Regular Version + Mod Version with Infinite Coins sold separately

I Hate Fish is a new and exciting action game of escaping from fish by Finger Soft studio for Android, which has been released for free on the Play Store and has managed to attract more than five million global users! In the game I Hate Fish, you must help the main character, a lovable earthworm, to escape from the river fish and save his life because he is considered a tasty prey for them! You have access to a submarine and various weapons to destroy the fish, and you can also upgrade your weapons by collecting game points! If you are into small games and looking for a game to take a break from the hustle and bustle or you like cartoonish graphic games, don’t miss I Hate Fish!

Some features of the action game I Hate Fish for Android:

• Gameplay in various locations and environments
• Dodging and shooting angry fish
• Collecting coins to upgrade your underwater vehicle
• Various weapons to equip your submarine
• Includes more than 10 diverse and challenging levels
• Stunning cartoon graphics with good sound effects

I Hate Fish game is introduced today by us at Farsroid.io upon the request of dear friends. You can first view images or trailers of the game and finally, if you wish, download the regular or mod version of the game for free.

* Increase the level of upgrading Yellow Sub weapons.
* Cloud storage for upgrading The Dipper.
* Optimization and troubleshooting of the game.

Fingersoft Studio, the creator of the game I Hate Fish, is not a well-known studio and perhaps their most familiar creation is Hill Climb Racing. It is an interesting game in which you have to pass through various paths with different vehicles and reach the endpoint. Although today’s mobile game introduction belongs to the game I Hate Fish, elements of this game can also be seen in I Hate Fish. I Hate Fish can be somewhat compared to Flappy Bird, but this game is not as difficult and exhausting as Flappy Bird. I Hate Fish has a cute creature story that is unlike any sea worm. This cute creature must escape from the greedy fish and cross the dam with its small boat. The simplicity of the game makes it not tiring for the audience. The game uses two buttons to control the boat, the first button is the speed button located on the left side of the screen and the second button, which is located on the opposite side and on the right side of the screen, makes you return to the water surface by touching it. There is no button to go down because releasing this button will make the small creature boat in this game go to the bottom of the sea.

Each stage of the game selects missions for the player, each of which brings him a star. These missions gradually become more difficult to the point where you have to try multiple times to get three stars for the harder levels. These missions mostly involve reaching a specific endpoint or collecting a specified amount of coins that can be obtained by going up and down. Another aspect of the gameplay is the enemies, or scary fish. To make the game easier and less complicated, the creators of I Hate Fish have incorporated an automatic shooting system for your ship, making you independent of touching the screen to kill enemies. All you need to do is position yourself in the path of the fish to destroy them.

Although the game is not that easy. In I Hate Fish, there are two bars at the top of the screen, one for health and the other for oxygen. Colliding with underwater hills or enemies reduces your health bar, and if it runs out, you have to repeat the level from the beginning. However, the oxygen bar gradually decreases until you see a message about the danger of running out of oxygen. This is where you need to quickly go to the surface to refill the oxygen bar, otherwise, as the oxygen runs out, your health bar decreases and you have to start the level again from the beginning.

A noteworthy point about I Hate Fish is its beautiful and cartoonish graphics, which make the game more attractive. This game is exactly the kind that can keep you entertained for a while and relieve your fatigue. Although the game’s music becomes repetitive after a while, it matches the game’s style and context. In I Hate Fish, you can upgrade your ship and use various weapons with different destruction capabilities using coins you earn during the levels. You can also expand the health bar with these coins to survive in harder levels. Although I Hate Fish is free, it uses an in-app payment system, and you can purchase in-game coins using this system. Nevertheless, I Hate Fish is one of those games that you can play without paying for it, and you can upgrade your ship and other items in the game using the coins you earn during the levels. This is one of the games that you can enjoy without paying for it.

Source: Zoomg