About
Grow the largest corals and feed them to your parrotfish to score points. Strategically place coral larvae, defend against attacks, and use algae to strengthen your corals. The game ends when coral hierarchies are set or a player's parrotfish consumes four corals.
What's New in Reef Encounter
1.1
April 4, 2023
iPhone support and some color correction to make it easier to distinguish between white and gray polyps
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FAQ
What is the main goal in Reef Encounter?
The main goal in Reef Encounter is to grow the largest and strongest corals on the reef and then feed them to your parrotfish. Points are awarded based on the number and type of polyps your parrotfish consumes.
How do players get new corals in Reef Encounter?
New coral larvae drift into the game each turn. Larva cubes allow players to play their polyp tiles onto the boards, creating new and larger corals.
Can corals attack each other in Reef Encounter?
Yes, corals that are two or more polyps in size may attack other weaker types of coral. Polyps from a defeated coral can be recycled for new polyps or used to obtain alga cylinders or larva cubes.
What is the role of alga cylinders in Reef Encounter?
Alga cylinders can strengthen certain types of corals relative to others. An alga cylinder can also fix the hierarchy between two particular coral types for the remainder of the game.
When does Reef Encounter end?
Reef Encounter usually ends once the hierarchy of all corals is established or when one player's parrotfish has consumed four corals.
What devices is Reef Encounter available on?
Reef Encounter is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as indicated by its supported devices.
How often is Reef Encounter updated?
Reef Encounter was last updated on April 4, 2023, with version 1.1 being the latest release.
Does Reef Encounter have ads?
No, Reef Encounter does not contain advertisements. It is a paid application without any ads.
