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Perform the following actions to unlock more pets.

• Brinkley the Scuba-Diving Elephant- Purchase for 20,000
• Nostradamus the Nose-Fish- Purchase for 25,000
• Stanley the Startingly Small Sea-Serpent- Purchase for 30,000
• Walter the Penguin- Purchase for 35,000
• Stinky the Snail- Beat 1-1
• Niko the Oyster- Beat 1-2
• Itchy the Swordfish- Beat 1-3
• Prego the Momma Fish- Beat 1-4
• Zorf the Seahorse- Beat 1-5
• Clyde the Jellyfish- Beat 2-1
• Vert the Skeleton Fish- Beat 2-2
• Rufus the Crab- Beat 2-3
• Meryl the Mermaid- Beat 2-4
• Wadsworth the Whale- Beat 2-5
• Seymour the Turtle- Beat 3-1
• Shrapnel the Mecha-Fish- Beat 3-2
• Gumbo the Angler-Fish- Beat 3-3
• Blip the Porpoise- Beat 3-4
• Rhubarb the Hermit Crab- Beat 3-5
• Nimbus the Manta Ray- Beat 4-1
• Gash the Shark- Beat 4-3
• Amp the Electric Eel- Beat 4-2
• Angie the Angelfish- Beat 4-4
• Final boss fight- Beat 4-5
• Presto-chango, tadpole extraordinaire- Beat 5-1

While playing Virtual Tank Mode, type (thousand shells) you'll get 999999 shells. <--- It does not work, you let people write without trying, Bitch

Enter the following cheat at the game’s main menu to unlock Sandbox Mode: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right

Note: using arrow keys, do not type all of them.

If you’re tired of waiting for a certain time in real life for your game to restock your virtual tank (or whatever), this will quickly solve it. Save your game and close it, and then go to your PC’s time. Manipulate the time so that it increases as much as you need it to (both on the clock and calendar, if necessary), and then head back to your game. The game will read your PC’s new time and date and act accordingly.

Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup copy of the file before proceeding.

You have to first get two users past the first tank. After that, get one user to rack up some shells (at least 500+). Then, type 'give' at the main menu. A screen should appear with your two usernames. There should be one name on top of the other. For example:

Remember the order. Refer to the username on top as 'User 1' and the one on bottom as 'User 2'. Remember the user number for the user with the shells.

Then enter the game directory. Locate the 'userdata' folder in the game directory and copy the user file (the number being either 1 or 2, depending on which user you want the shells to be transferred). Copy those user files and paste them in a safe place (such as the Windows Desktop). Then, give all of the shells from one player to the other. Exit the game and the move the user file you put in the safe location back into the 'userdata' folder in the game directory.

Select 'Yes' or 'Yes to all' when asked if you want to overwrite the files. Start the game again. The user who you gave the shells to will still have those shells, but the user who gave that person the shells will still have the shells that you had in the beginning. You can do this repeatedly for unlimited shells.

Buy a guppy from the virtual store and name it SANTA. The guppy will turn red and white and sing Christmas songs. It will also drop bags worth 20 shells. Note: This can only be done once.

Type the following at any tank screen:

• Code: Effect
• zombie: all fish 'look' dead
• space: background is now 'space'
• void: background is now a blank white screen
• welovebetatesters: changes Breeder fish's birth noise
• supermegaultra: changes preggo's birth noise
• time: displays time on a tank
• wavy: tank background waves

Additions by muhammad aliff bin taufik

Insaniquarium is a puzzlevideo game created by American studio Flying Bear Entertainment and published by PopCap Games.

Insaniquarium Deluxe features pets, various modes of gameplay, and a type of currency called 'shells'. Shells are collected as the game progresses, and they can be used to create a custom Insaniquariumscreen saver, to buy bonus pets or to increase the number of pets allowed in each tank.

Development[edit]

The first version of the game, developed by Flying Bear Entertainment, is Java-based and available as a free online game.^[3] During development a member of the team purchased a goldfish and examined its movements and behaviour.^[4] Shortly after, a PDA version was released. The latest version, Insaniquarium Deluxe, was released on September 1, 2004 for PC.

Gameplay[edit]

Players must manage a tank of guppies and other aquatic creatures, each stage begins with two guppies in the tank or one breeder which creates guppies.^[5] Guppies and other fish drop money, which can be collected by the player and used to purchase fish food and upgrades, such as more aquatic creatures, more filling food, and powerful lasers to repel attackers.^[6] Each creature must be kept alive by feeding, whether through fish food bought by the player or other species of fish in the tank. In addition to feeding fish, the player must protect the fish from aliens that periodically enter the tank and attempt to eat the fish. The aliens must be clicked on repeatedly with the mouse pointer in order to defeat them.^[7] The deluxe version of Insaniquarium contains nine different aliens, but in the original Java version there are four.

Insaniquarium can be played in Adventure, Time Trial, Challenge Mode, or Virtual Tank. A secret sandbox mode can be accessed when the player wins a silver or a golden trophy, by entering the Konami Code at the main menu screen - it allows full access to unlimited amounts of fish, pets and aliens.

In adventure mode, a player advances through five tanks. Tanks 1-4 have five levels but Tank 5 has only one level in which a player must beat Cyrax, the final boss in order to complete the game. Each level the player must earn enough money to buy 3 egg pieces to advance to the next level. For the first time playing the game, at the end of each level of a tank, the player receives a new pet from the egg. Initially, up to 3 pets could be brought to the tank to help the player, though the player could buy the privilege to bring more pets each level later on with more shells.

Time Trial mode restricts the player to completing the first tank in five minutes and in ten minutes for the three subsequent tanks. Egg pieces no longer count towards finishing a level, but instead add a random pet into the tank (always starting with three pets or four if the player buys the four pet limit). Each piece cost doubles the previous one, with the first shell starting at $100, until the shell value is maxed out at $99999 starting from the eleventh shell. The goal of the Time Trial mode is to make as much money as possible; a 5% of the total money earned will be transformed into shells.

Challenge mode is similar to Adventure mode, but the cost of each item on the board rises by 1% for every five seconds of game time. Buying an egg piece resets the cost of all of the items except for the other egg pieces (the current price will freeze), and several seconds afterwards the costs will start to rise again. The difficulty and number of aliens allowed in the tank also rise as time progresses. Unlike in the adventure mode, after five minutes all purchase options are open so that there is no need to purchase specific upgrades or special fish to be able to buy other items or egg pieces.

The virtual tank mode is where a player can use shells earned during the Adventure/Time Trial/Challenge modes to buy virtual fish in the tank. These fish also get hungry but they never die, and instead, they have mood levels in which they get depressed when neglected. All fish in virtual tanks lay shells instead of coins.

Reception[edit]

Insaniquarium has received generally positive reviews from critics. IGN gave heavy praise to Insaniquarium for being a puzzle game that uses resource management and gave it a score of 8.3/10 ^[8]

References[edit]

1. ^ ^ab'Insaniquarium Readme: Credits'. Archived from the original on 2011-06-12.
2. ^'Insaniquarium'. PC Magazine. 2004-04-06. Retrieved 2017-10-29.
3. ^Sikora, Drew. 'Interview with Flying Bear Entertainment'. GameDev.net. Retrieved 2017-10-29.
4. ^McConnaughy, Tim. 'IGF:Insaniquarium'. GameSpy. Archived from the original on 2009-05-12. Retrieved 2008-04-04.
5. ^Rupert, Samantha (2006-05-30). 'Insaniquarium Deluxe Review (PC)'. gamedaily.com. Retrieved 2008-04-14.
6. ^Bibby, Jay (2004-06-04). 'Insaniquarium'. Jay Is Games. Retrieved 2017-10-29.
7. ^Palley, Steve (2005-08-26). 'PC Insaniquarium Deluxe Review'. GameSpot. Archived from the original on 2008-12-06. Retrieved 2008-04-04.
8. ^'Insaniquarium'. Imagine Games Network. 2006-03-09. Retrieved 2017-10-29.

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