Fish Fillets

About

Fish Fillets casts you as two aquatic secret agents tasked with reclaiming their shattered underwater home. Use precise physics-based puzzles to move objects, trigger mechanisms, and navigate obstacles. Each of the eight missions demands creative thinking with a limited toolkit. The gameplay leans into deliberate problem solving over speed, with environmental interactions driving progress. The game's dry humor and quirky dialogue stand out, blending absurdity with a surprisingly charming art style. Its 1998 release date makes it a retro pick for puzzle enthusiasts who enjoy methodical challenges. While short by modern standards, the core loop of planning and executing solutions remains satisfying. The UFO-driven plot stays light, letting the puzzles take center stage.

Storyline

Once upon a time there were two fish. They worked for a fishstitution so secret that even they didn't know its name. It investigated UFOs (Unidentified Floating Objects), searched through wrecks of land-based vessels known as "floating saucers" and carried out DIVER (Deeply Interesting and Very Expensive Research). One day, one particularly nasty UFO invaded the underwater realm, wreaking havoc as it zigzagged along the ocean floor. It struck the little house of the two fish and destroyed it beyond recognition. As our heroes set out on their quest to restore the peace, they learned that the Agency has put them in charge of eight different missions. Only when they complete them all do they have a chance to get back home. Their only consolation is the Agency's motto: The solution is out there…