Fish eats a fish

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Start with a friendly fish that eats plankton, but then as you grow, you can hunt toothy predators. There are two variants of the game, this is a walkthrough and a survival arcade. In the passage mode, the progress of the growth of the fish is preserved, and more dangerous predators appear.

Play Fish eats a fish: How It Works

Control: mouse, touch screen
1. Collect plankton floating in the water by clicking on the screen or on the left mouse button on the screen. If the fish has become a predator, eat other fish below the class. Click on the character icon, here you can see which fish you can eat.

2. The winner is the one who eats the required amount of food faster. See the account status, next to the icon. Each level has its own final result.

What Sets This Game Apart

+2 mode game
+Over 30 levels

Who is the developer responsible for bringing this game to life?

The developer credited with developing this game’s storyline is winxland.ru.

How is this game classified in terms of category?

The type of game represented by this title is Casual.

What game development framework or engine was used to create this game?

The game development platform used is WebGL.

Will this game run smoothly on mobile devices?

Fish eats a fish is designed to work smoothly on mobile devices.

Which labels or categories are used to tag this game?

This game is tagged for discovery using fish.

Which gender does this game appeal to?

The game is made for Male & Female.

Does the game feature any graphic violence or blood?

Yes, blood is featured during gameplay in Fish eats a fish.

Is there any form of harm or mistreatment portrayed in the game?

Yes, cruelty is part of Fish eats a fish’s content.

Who would enjoy this game the most based on age?

The game is designed for players aged Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors.

Would this game be suitable for younger audiences?

No, Fish eats a fish is not kid-approved.