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Adventure
There's something weirdly fun about being a tiny fish trying to survive in a giant ocean. Fish Eat Getting Big takes that simple idea and turns it into a fast-paced, snack-or-be-snacked kind of game. You start off small - like really small - and the whole point is to eat anything smaller than you while avoiding the bigger, scarier fish swimming around. It sounds easy at first, but once the screen fills up with moving targets and hungry predators, things can get chaotic fast. Whether you're playing alone or teaming up with friends in multiplayer, the game turns into this fun little race to grow faster than everyone else. The controls are super easy to get used to - just move your fish with the arrow keys or by swiping, and steer toward anything with a number smaller than yours. If the number's higher, you'd better swim the other way. The more fish you eat, the bigger you get, and honestly, it's kind of satisfying watching your cute little fish turn into this oversized ocean beast. There's a nice flow to how the game progresses - new fish types pop up, each level gets trickier, and you start seeing just how crowded the sea really is. You can also collect coins as you go, which let you unlock new fish designs and even swim in different ocean areas. It's not super complicated, but that's kind of what makes it fun. What I really liked is how it keeps you coming back without forcing you into anything. Each round only takes a few minutes, but it's just long enough to get competitive. And once you throw in multiplayer - up to three players on the same screen - the whole thing gets way more intense (and hilarious). You'll end up crashing into each other, yelling when someone steals your meal, and laughing when your giant fish gets taken out by a sneaky little one. It's goofy, quick, and honestly a great way to pass the time without overthinking it. If you're into easy games with just enough challenge to keep things interesting, Fish Eat Getting Big is worth a few dives.
