Soggy Beans
Fish will come, fish will go. Take photos, collect beans, decorate your seascape, then relax or do other things while your friends swim by in this calming side-idler.
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6 itemsAbout the Game
Soggy Beans is a relaxing side-idler where fish visit you. Think bird watching, but with fish. Decorate, take pictures, complete photography quests, or just let your friends keep you company while you do other things.
Soggy Beans was made from a desire to have a low intensity game to enjoy on the side of other things, instead of watching videos or scrolling.
Play as much or as little as you like: let it run while you check your emails, during meetings, or even while playing other games.
Find fish of all shapes and sizes. Fish come and go as they please, spot new ones as they visit and record each sighting in your journal.
Keep track of all the fish you see, update their profiles, and watch as your journal grows.
Capture photos of fish to save the memory forever. Set them as profile pictures in your journal, or use them as stickers in your scrapbook.
Collect beans that fish knock loose. Watch them push the bean machine - sometimes they drop them, sometimes they don’t (but mostly they do!).
Create your own little corner of the ocean with a variety of furniture pieces. You can stack things, create blueprints, and change backgrounds.
Each piece of furniture adds its own touch, shaping the mood of your seascape and helping attract certain fish.
