Talking Bloop FAQ
Answers to common questions about Talking Bloop: Pet Fish Game, the free casual pet fish game by NextGen Wonders where Bloop repeats what you say in a silly voice.
What is Talking Bloop?
Talking Bloop: Pet Fish Game is a free casual pet fish game by NextGen Wonders, where Bloop repeats what you say in a silly voice. It is an Android game in the Casual / Games category, with 7 mini-games for families and young children.
Is Talking Bloop free?
Yes. Talking Bloop is free to play on Android through Google Play. There is no cost to download the game. The game shows ads only between games. Players can optionally watch an ad for bonus coins or to continue a game, and watching is always optional.
Does the game record my voice?
The game listens to your voice so Bloop can repeat it back, but recordings are never uploaded. The microphone is only used while the app is open. Once you close the app, the microphone is no longer used. Talking Bloop does not upload recordings to any server.
Does Talking Bloop show ads?
Yes. Talking Bloop shows ads only between games. Players can optionally watch an ad to earn bonus coins or to continue a game. Ads never appear in the middle of a game, and you can choose not to watch them.
Which devices can play Talking Bloop?
Talking Bloop is available for Android devices through Google Play. Huawei AppGallery is coming soon. iOS is not planned yet, so iPhone and iPad players cannot install it at the moment. Check the download page for the latest store links.
Is there an iPhone version?
No. There is no iPhone version, and iOS is not planned yet. Talking Bloop is available for Android through Google Play, and the download page lists current store links. Please do not install copies from unofficial sites; use the official Google Play listing.
Is Huawei AppGallery available?
Not yet. Huawei AppGallery is coming soon, so the Huawei button on the download page is disabled for now. Android players can install Talking Bloop from Google Play in the meantime. Google Play is the only store listed on this site today. Check the download page for updates.
Who makes Talking Bloop?
Talking Bloop: Pet Fish Game is developed and published by NextGen Wonders. The company makes the free casual game for families and young children. Contact details are on the contact page. The game is listed in the Casual / Games category on Google Play, with the package name com.nextgenwonders.talkingbloop.
How many mini-games are there?
Talking Bloop includes 7 mini-games: Bubble Pop, Bloop Dash, Bloop Flappy, Ocean Slice, Big Fish Small Fish, Reef Match, Reef Blocks. Reef Blocks is a block puzzle, and Reef Match is a match-3 game. See the mini-games page for a short description of each.
Is Talking Bloop suitable for young children?
Talking Bloop is designed for families and young children, and is built around a silly, playful pet fish. Ads appear only between games, and the microphone is only used while the app is open. Parents can read the privacy policy before installing.
Where can I download Talking Bloop?
You can download Talking Bloop from Google Play for Android. The download page has the official store link. Huawei AppGallery is coming soon, and iOS is not planned yet. Search for Talking Bloop: Pet Fish Game, and check that the developer is NextGen Wonders before you install.
Is there a privacy policy?
Yes. The full privacy policy is on the privacy policy page of this site. It explains that the app keeps its save file on your device, that recordings are never uploaded, and that ads come from Google AdMob. You can read it before you install the game.
How do I contact support?
Use the contact page on this site. It opens an email to the support address, with your name, your reply email, a topic and your message filled in. You can also email the support address directly. Please do not send personal information you do not need to share.
Where else can I find help?
Read the how-to-play guide for a step-by-step walkthrough, or look through the mini-games for a short description of each game. The download page has the store links, and the contact page lets you write to NextGen Wonders from a form.
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