I Am Fish is a physics-based platformer where you control four fish trying to escape captivity and reach the ocean. Each fish navigates Barnardshire—a fictional English county—by rolling inside glass bowls, jars, and other containers across land, or swimming through rivers and pipes. You'll tilt, bounce, and crash your way through household interiors, streets, and sewers, dealing with physics that make every surface a potential disaster. The four fish have different abilities: one's better at maneuvering on land, another handles water sections more smoothly. Levels require you to avoid drying out, dodge hazards like seagulls or traffic, and solve environmental puzzles to progress. The controls are deliberately slippery—expect to retry sections as you learn how momentum and container shape affect movement. If you enjoyed games about fragile objects navigating hostile spaces, this fits that niche.
