Harold Halibut: How To Clean The Filter Station and Feed The Fish

Cleaning the filters is among one of the early tasks in . While this seems simple, the need for on-screen text can confuse it. Learning the unique iconography of the game will make things a lot simpler.

is a unique game on Xbox Game Pass. Its aesthetic uses a clay animation style found in children's television. At first, it might be a bit hard to tell what can be interacted with and navigated to. But after a time, it will become easier to understand the world.'

Upon reaching the Lab District near the start of the game, Professor Mareaux will hand you a PDA. This device contains your daily assignments — called "" — and other important information. It will have two goals: Clean the Filters and Feed the Fish. The two tasks can be completed independently, but it causes unnecessary backtracking to feed the fish first.

Both tasks are conducted on Floor Level 2 of the Lab District. Take the two flights of stairs to reach this destination. Next, head to the left and enter the Filtration Pump 014F room. There will be a console on the left that controls the filtration system in.

The graphics can be a little confusing at first. You first need to navigate to the red square in the bottom right corner. On the next screen, select the second button with the circle. Finally, press the spiral with the question mark. If these are entered correctly, the water in the filtration tank will drain out.

While still on Floor Level 2, go to Botanical Concepts 022F and speak with Cyrus. After a short conversation, he will hand you over some fish food. Bring this back to the main lab quarters, where you met Mareaux. Press the center console controls to feed the fish on the left side of the room.

You can also talk to Cyrus before completing the filtration system. You will already have the fish feed when you head to the main area. Additionally, you can also explore the other rooms to meet more characters.

After completing both tasks, you will move on to your next goal in "." Instead, You