Compare Guppy prices across trusted key stores and find the best deal. Developed by ninjadodogames. Published by ninjadodogames. Released on 11/21/2017. Available on PC. Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation.

A 2D watercolor fish sim where you hide under lilies, hunt for food, and try not to become someone else's lunch. Peaceful until it isn't.

Guppy is a 2D survival simulation built around one very small fish trying to stay alive in a watercolor pond. You hide in the shade of lily pads, inch out into open water for food, and retreat before anything bigger notices you. The loop is minimal: observe, move, eat, survive. There are no tech trees, no build orders, no resource graphs. For a strategy-and-sim specialist like me, that is either a meditative palate cleanser or a dead end, depending entirely on what you are looking for. The watercolor art style is the clearest selling point here. The visuals are genuinely soft and appealing, giving the pond a hand-painted quality that distinguishes it from most indie survival games. Movement feels appropriately aquatic, and the threat of predators creates a low-stakes tension that fits the aesthetic. If the pitch is "relaxing fish sim with occasional danger," the execution mostly lands on a surface level. Where Guppy struggles is in depth and staying power. There is very little decision-making complexity beyond the immediate moment. No progression system with meaningful branches, no difficulty curve that introduces new threats at a satisfying pace, no mod ecosystem to extend the experience. The tutorial, to the extent one exists, does not need to respect newcomers much because there simply is not a lot to teach. For players who want a simulation they can sink hours into, the systems here run dry quickly. The Mixed review score on Steam, sitting at 58 percent positive from a small pool of reviews, reflects a product that works on its own narrow terms but does not build on them. The audience for this is specific: someone who wants a short, calm, visually pleasant experience with just enough predator anxiety to stay interesting for an afternoon. Children or very casual players might find the simplicity welcoming rather than limiting. If you have ever wanted a screensaver you can loosely interact with, Guppy gets closer to that than most things with a "simulation" tag. Just do not go in expecting the depth that word sometimes implies. Diego, Scout Team

Guppy

Guppy

Nov 21, 2017ninjadodogames
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A 2D watercolor fish sim where you hide under lilies, hunt for food, and try not to become someone else's lunch. Peaceful until it isn't.

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A visually charming but paper-thin fish sim worth a look only if a calm, low-stakes afternoon in a watercolor pond sounds like enough.

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About Guppy

Guppy is a 2D survival simulation built around one very small fish trying to stay alive in a watercolor pond. You hide in the shade of lily pads, inch out into open water for food, and retreat before anything bigger notices you. The loop is minimal: observe, move, eat, survive. There are no tech trees, no build orders, no resource graphs. For a strategy-and-sim specialist like me, that is either a meditative palate cleanser or a dead end, depending entirely on what you are looking for. The watercolor art style is the clearest selling point here. The visuals are genuinely soft and appealing, giving the pond a hand-painted quality that distinguishes it from most indie survival games. Movement feels appropriately aquatic, and the threat of predators creates a low-stakes tension that fits the aesthetic. If the pitch is "relaxing fish sim with occasional danger," the execution mostly lands on a surface level. Where Guppy struggles is in depth and staying power. There is very little decision-making complexity beyond the immediate moment. No progression system with meaningful branches, no difficulty curve that introduces new threats at a satisfying pace, no mod ecosystem to extend the experience. The tutorial, to the extent one exists, does not need to respect newcomers much because there simply is not a lot to teach. For players who want a simulation they can sink hours into, the systems here run dry quickly. The Mixed review score on Steam, sitting at 58 percent positive from a small pool of reviews, reflects a product that works on its own narrow terms but does not build on them. The audience for this is specific: someone who wants a short, calm, visually pleasant experience with just enough predator anxiety to stay interesting for an afternoon. Children or very casual players might find the simplicity welcoming rather than limiting. If you have ever wanted a screensaver you can loosely interact with, Guppy gets closer to that than most things with a "simulation" tag. Just do not go in expecting the depth that word sometimes implies.

Diego
Diego · Scout Team

Strategy & simulation

Tags

steam2D SurvivalWatercolor Art StyleMinimalistNature SimShort PlaythroughRelaxingSingle Session

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Windows 7 Storage: 16 MB available space

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Game Info

Developer
ninjadodogames
Publisher
ninjadodogames
Release Date
Nov 21, 2017

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How much does Guppy cost?

As of 7 September 2026, the cheapest in-stock offer for Guppy is €0.58 at Eneba, out of 4 live offers we track across verified key stores. Prices change daily — the table on this page is refreshed continuously.

Where can I buy Guppy cheapest?

The lowest in-stock price we track for Guppy is €0.58 at Eneba (7 September 2026). We compare 4 live offers from verified key stores — the full table with every store and its trust score is on this page.

What platforms is Guppy available on?

Guppy is available on PC.

When was Guppy released?

Guppy was released on 21 November 2017.

Who developed Guppy?

Guppy was developed by ninjadodogames.