Drawquarium, a cozy, relaxing sandbox from developer Kaleb Lechowski, has received a Steam page and a release date. The cute sim, where you draw yourself a pet fish, will launch on November 13.

The developer said that the game was his debut project and had been in the works for 1.5 years. In Drawquarium, you can draw fish and plants and create your own underwater world. Lechowski shared that the idea came from his desire to bring his children's drawings to life. You need to take care of your pets: feed them, raise them, and collect golden fish scales to unlock new decorations and tools. Newly added creatures will form relationships with the others in the tank, from friendships and rivalries. They may clash with their neighbors or meet a partner and raise a family.

If you want to draw something unusual, like skyscrapers, no one will stop you – the game favors sheer imagination. You can also upload any PNG image to make it a part of the aquarium.

There are options to change the sand's appearance, adjust the lighting, and decorate the tank with rocks, driftwood, and other items. he aquarium becomes a small living world. You can also set it as an animated desktop wallpaper and observe, feed, and play with your fish right there. The game also includes a journal, a task manager, and a focus timer.

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