Little Glass World
Little Glass World
Welcome to your tiny underwater world!
In this cozy idle game, you create a living ecosystem inside a glass jar filled with water.
Click to generate bubbles, buy cute fish and aquatic creatures, and watch your jar slowly come to life.
With every bubble, your world grows.
Unlock and upgrades, place plants, and enjoy the gentle movements inside your cozy aquatic microcosm.
A peaceful, hand-drawn game about slowing down, watching things grow, and enjoying the tiniest worlds.
Perfect for fans of cozy games, aquariums, and idle experiences.
Gameplay Loop
- Click the jar to generate the first Bubbles
- Use bubbles to unlock 5 different fish species, plants, and water snails
- Each creature produces bubbles automatically over time
- All creatures move dynamically inside the jar, creating a lively atmosphere
- Buy level upgrades for your creatures for better production
- Buy click upgrades to get more bubbles per click
- Watch for rare Special Events (e.g. jellyfish, seahorses, sea turtles) for temporary click boosts
- Clean the glass for a clear view
- Audio system with various sounds for all actions
Technology
- HTML + CSS + Vanilla JavaScript
- localStorage for automatic saving
- No external engines or frameworks
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Comments
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MY FISH DIED?!?
Yes, that's the circle of life. But you can always buy new ones.
I can't even clean em out
OK, this should actually work.
Really like the fact that you made the game without any game engine and created it using HTML, Javascript, Vanilla CSS.
I'm not usually a fan a clicker games but I enjoyed this.
I'm glad to hear that, thank you.
Not a fan of the stars, I feel like its a lot of clutter when the focus should be on the fish. I really didn't like the strobing color effects though, feels like the opposite of a relaxing clicker game
Yes, I understand that. I wanted to somehow add more "fun" to the game, but that was a bit too much. But it was fun making the game, and it was only a few days for the game jam.
Very creative take on clicker games and I love the art.
Thanks, I did that at a game jam in a few days.