Aurora Tides / OCEAN WORLD

Prism Octopus

Eight expressive arms and a palette of possibilities.

Meet it in the game
Prism Octopus in an illustrated alien habitat from the Intergalactic Zoo game
Shimmering through eight colourful armsFrom the Intergalactic Zoo game
MEET YOUR NEW RESIDENT

A little closer to
another world.

The Prism Octopus gives the imagined aquatic collection a busy, expressive new body plan. Eight arms spread away from a central body, creating a silhouette that can feel compact in one pose and expansive in another. In the fiction of Intergalactic Zoo, those arms shimmer with colour, turning movement into a small display of changing light.

Violet and turquoise details make the creature fit the Aurora Tides palette while keeping its face easy to find. Watch the arms as a group rather than trying to follow only one: the relationship between them is what makes the animal distinctive. Its flexible-looking outline offers a strong contrast with hard shells, broad fins and the single large bodies of the zoo’s ocean giants.

A prism with eight arms

The colour-shimmering arms are the octopus’s fictional signature. They connect the creature with light and refraction while preserving the softness of an animal’s outline. Imagine several arms catching different colours at once: the body remains a clear centre, surrounded by a changing arrangement of living shapes.

A changing outline

The central body gives the eye a stable place to begin, while the arms provide the changing shapes around it. Their arrangement makes the animal feel lively even when it stays within a small area of the aquarium. Clear colour groups keep the silhouette from becoming confusing.

A new stage of Water World

The octopus opens another visual chapter of the aquatic collection. Reaching it does not replace the care needed by earlier residents. Keep working through the displayed campaign goals while using the established construction, egg, care and upgrade actions.

KEEPER'S NOTES

A happy creature starts with you.

  1. Meet the displayed aquatic unlock conditions before building.
  2. Keep earlier aquariums cared for as the collection expands.
  3. Check the contract’s required animal count and habitat level before spending.