A fishy business is one that you wouldn't want to get involved into, because it usually leads to fishy results and other kinds of fishy situations. And no one wants a fishy life, right?

Apparently now there is a fishy business that you would love to be in, and we're talking about a newly announced mobile game that was named exactly Fishy Business. The title was developed by Impossible Games, a company based in the Czech Republic, and is set to offer users an abundance of fun moments, probably to make them forget about all the real fishy businesses in their lives.

The story of Fishy Business centers around Freddie, an ex-mob, and Adam, a police detective. They're both fish, if you're wondering, and they're together in an underwater journey with the final purpose of saving Adam's fiancée, who for some fishy reasons is in the fishy "hands" of a fish mafia boss. The game falls into the "casual puzzle" category and will bring gamers no less than 30 exciting levels full of elaborated underwater animation, created with special techniques. The game's controls are announced to be very user friendly, which is cool, since otherwise you'd find the whole experience a bit fishy.

There's no word yet about when Fishy Business will become available, but it's sure that we don't have much to wait. Or if we do, it'll be because some fishy business (uncapitalized) delayed its launching. Let's hope that this won't happen.

Since 2003, Impossible Games has been creating a wide range of Symbian and Java games that are available all over the world through various distributors. Among the mobile games developed by Impossible we can name Lords of Chaos, Elf in Forest, Olden War, Viking Vex, Casanova vs. Girls, City Tycoon, Sonya Winter Sports, Trapped Ball and Speed Mania.