
Archived App (Last seen on 21 Sep 2025)
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About
Create and customize your own beautiful underwater world. Decorate your tiny sea with various items and care for colorful fish by feeding them. Watch your aquatic friends swim and thrive in their vibrant environment.
What's New in Tiny Sea
1.0
September 5, 2014
In-App Purchases
$0.99
Big Coin Package: 5000 coin
You will get 5.000 coin in game to spend on your tiny world.
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FAQ
What is Tiny Sea?
Tiny Sea is a virtual aquarium simulation game where you can create and decorate your own undersea world. You can add various decorations and care for colorful fish by feeding them.
How do I feed the fish in Tiny Sea?
You can feed your fish by simply touching the screen to drop fish food. It's important to keep your fish fed to ensure they are happy and healthy in your tiny sea.
What kind of decorations are available in Tiny Sea?
Tiny Sea offers more than 8 types of decorations for your undersea world, including items like coral, seaweed, and sea stars, allowing you to customize your environment.
Is Tiny Sea available on Android devices?
Based on the provided information, Tiny Sea is currently only supported on iPad devices. It has not been specified for Android compatibility.
What is the age rating for Tiny Sea?
Tiny Sea has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children to play and enjoy creating their virtual underwater world.
Does Tiny Sea have ads?
No, Tiny Sea does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and play, with optional in-app purchases.
How often is Tiny Sea updated?
The latest version of Tiny Sea is 1.0, and it was last updated on September 5, 2014. There have been no updates since its initial release.
What do users think of Tiny Sea?
Tiny Sea has a rating of 3.5 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed reception from its limited user base.







