Step Fish vs Snailed

Your daily steps, a world of underwater discoveries. Step Fish brings everyday movement together with a lively pixel aquarium. Whether you're taking a stroll, walking to work or going the long way home, collect steps, earn Fish Food and discover new creatures. Connect Step Fish to Apple Health and choose your daily step goal. Follow your progress, view the past seven days and keep your streak going. Spend your earned Fish Food on creature packs to discover random inhabitants across different rarity levels. From tropical fish and turtles to pufferfish, rays and Arctic animals, build your collection and choose who lives in your aquarium. Make their home your own with four backgrounds, corals, rocks, sunken columns, treasure chests and floating ice floes. Place decorations where you like, adjust their size and flip them to suit your design. Your layout is saved to your account. Watch fish explore caves and swim through arches while penguins rest on ice floes. Tap the water to attract nearby fish. Tilt your iPhone and watch the waves, plants and creatures respond. Trade fish with friends: connect using a code, choose your creatures and confirm the exchange to welcome a new resident. Keep your latest synced step count and daily goal in view with a mini aquarium widget on your Home Screen. Step Fish needs permission to read your steps from Apple Health to show your progress and award Fish Food.

Snailed is a daily pedometer game where a fictional snail starts 500 steps behind you and never stops walking. Every step you take is the only thing keeping it from catching up. It moves slowly during the day, even slower at night, and occasionally finds a shortcut, a hitchhike, or someone's espresso. You'll get notifications when it picks up speed and notifications when it's about to catch you. The story of who this snail is — and why it's coming — unfolds across twenty chapters as you survive. Snailed reads your step count from Apple Health (on-device, never uploaded). It doesn't track location, doesn't show ads, and doesn't sell your data. Notifications, the home-screen widget, brag-photo stickers, and the lore are all optional. A long, slow, deadpan game. Keep walking.