"This is shooting Tidepool off like, a cliff, with my Not Cannon!" — Match, "HELP US get to VIDCON 2019" (altered)
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"Tidepool, you're thinking too small!" — Golf Ball, "Get Digging" (altered)
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"How does Tidepool relate to the contest?" — Book
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Tidepool (formerly The Tidepool) is a game created by Cary Huang and Michael Huang on HTwins.net in 2013. It's a game where you take control of a tiny creature in a vast tidepool and you eat other things to become bigger, the idea of which appears to be similar to the first stage of the game Spore.
Touching a bigger object causes the creature to lose mass and become smaller. It features some BFDI(A) characters' assets including Coiny, Leafy, Camera, Flower, Tennis Ball and Spongy as well as other graphics used in BFDI, such as the houses and Earth. After January 12, 2021, the game cannot run since Adobe Flash has become unusable, but this issue can be bypassed through emulators (Flashpoint and Ruffle).
Some objects that first appeared in the game (specifically the "Mega-Evolved" variant) were later featured in the Science Museum.
Even though it was possibly not designed for a BFDI game, there are multiple BFDI characters, and Four and X, the hosts of Battle For B.F.D.I and Battle For B.F.B.
