Feed and Grow: Fish

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Feed and Grow: Fish is a single player and multiplayer simulation game. It was developed by Old B1ood and was released on October 25, 2015. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Feed and Grow: Fish is an underwater survival game where you play as a small fish, eating to grow and survive against larger predators. Explore different areas, hunt for food, and avoid becoming prey. The more you eat, the bigger you'll get, allowing you to unlock new fish species and abilities. Watch out for sharks and other dangers lurking in the deep, as it's a eat-or-be-eaten world in this addictive aquatic adventure.

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Audience ScoreBased on 9,920 reviews

graphics157 positive mentions

stability106 negative mentions

graphics
235 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
29%
4%
Overall, the graphics of the game receive high praise for their beauty and detail, with many players noting the immersive environments and appealing art style. While some users report issues with performance on lower-end systems, the visuals are generally described as stunning, contributing significantly to the game's enjoyment. However, a few critiques mention inconsistencies in art style and occasional graphical glitches, indicating room for improvement.
- “Recently got back to the game and I'm still enjoying it! Although it has not received an update for years, it still plays and looks very good. The graphics are beautiful and the AI creatures are fun to swim around and play with!”
- “The graphics are gorgeous on the higher settings and the animations in some of the fish are so smooth.”
- “This game has incredible graphics! The visuals create a truly immersive experience that draws players into the depths of the ocean.”
- “Graphics are poop.”
- “Multiplayer doesn't work, controls are bad, fullscreen graphics are blurry even on the highest setting.”
- “It's especially concerning that this was released 5 years ago and nothing has been done to address any of these issues, as it looks like all the developer has focused on is DLC or aesthetic content.”
gameplay
179 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
41%
50%
9%
The gameplay of the game has received mixed reviews, with some players praising its graphics and mechanics while others criticize it for being repetitive, buggy, and lacking depth. Many users find the core gameplay loop of eating fish enjoyable but frustrating due to unresponsive controls, unclear mechanics, and frequent crashes. Overall, while the game has potential and offers a fun experience initially, it suffers from significant issues that detract from long-term enjoyment.
- “Amazing graphics and gameplay; would recommend 10/10.”
- “The game mechanics are easy to grasp, making it accessible for both casual and hardcore gamers.”
- “This game is surprisingly deep (no pun intended!) in its gameplay and makes it fun to keep playing again and again.”
- “Horrible waste of 15 dollars, what's the point in getting it if it doesn't even work, and has a major bug that hinders the entire gameplay.”
- “The game sucks, the gameplay is mid, the level-up is okay, and they stopped development years ago.”
- “The gameplay becomes tedious, but they've added more stuff to the game (slowly!) and it's now a pretty solid experience.”
stability
107 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
3%
99%
The game's stability is widely criticized, with numerous users reporting frequent crashes, glitches, and unfinished features. Many players feel that the game has been abandoned by developers, leading to a frustrating experience marred by bugs that significantly impact gameplay. While some still find enjoyment in the game, the overwhelming consensus is that its current state is highly unstable and unpolished.
- “The thing I love is that the updates are not buggy messes like most early access games out there right now.”
- “The game runs smoothly without any crashes, which is a rare find in early access titles.”
- “I appreciate how stable the gameplay is; it allows me to fully immerse myself without worrying about technical issues.”
- “Just letting people who want to buy this game know that it has not been worked on since about 2022, and it has become increasingly glitchy and buggy.”
- “I would have recommended this game in the past because it was good fun, but the current edition we are left with is quite buggy. The art style of the various species doesn't match each other, making some fish stand out in unpleasant ways. Several game modes aren't finished, multiplayer is listed but, as far as I know, was never actually added, and there has not been a proper update in a very long time.”
- “This game is a buggy piece of garbage, and I wasted my money on this.”
humor
55 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is widely appreciated, with players finding it both funny and entertaining, often highlighting the absurdity of fish interactions and unexpected bugs that lead to hilarious moments. Many reviews mention the joy of growing from small fish to massive predators, creating comical scenarios, such as a tiny fish defeating a shark. Overall, the game's lighthearted nature and amusing mechanics contribute to a fun and engaging experience.
- “This game is ha ha funny; you can eat the great white with a goldfish.”
- “Very fun, the progress from something as weak as a bibos to a tiger shark is incredibly satisfying; swimming around and swallowing a great white whole with a level 200 crab is one of the most broken and hilarious things.”
- “A little different, but once you get used to the controls, some of them special to fish type, you're in for a world of fish funny fun and chaos!”
music
51 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
22%
66%
12%
The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players appreciating its soothing and immersive qualities that enhance the underwater experience, while others find it repetitive and jarring, especially when it abruptly shifts to intense battle themes. Many users suggest that the soundtrack lacks variety and can become annoying over time, leading some to prefer listening to external music instead. Overall, while the music has its fans, there are significant calls for improvement and more diverse tracks to better match the gameplay.
- “The game's soundtrack complements the gameplay perfectly, offering a soothing and relaxing backdrop that enhances the sense of being underwater.”
- “Be sure to listen to the music as it can be a warning of an incoming predator.”
- “The music is simple and whimsical, but not overbearing.”
- “The soundtrack is all over the place; it's really annoying when it goes from calm, wondrous music to sudden loud, intense battle music for no reason. I've had it happen with literally not another fish in sight.”
- “Honestly, the 'you're in danger' music is just plain annoying at this point.”
- “I recommend turning on some music while playing; the in-game music gets very stale and is pretty much on repeat.”
grinding
47 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
13%
85%
The reviews highlight a mixed perception of grinding in the game, with many players finding it both enjoyable and tedious. While some appreciate the sense of achievement that comes from grinding for coins and unlocking new fish, others criticize the experience as overly repetitive and frustrating, particularly at higher levels where progression slows significantly. Overall, the game appeals to fans of grinding mechanics, but may deter those who prefer a more streamlined experience.
- “Not the grindy that you have to spend hours on end, but a fun grindy way where you can feel proud of what you did.”
- “This game is really fun, but it's a great game to pass time. I love grinding coins and fighting megalodon. I think you should 100% get it.”
- “You can always blame it on being early access, but when the game has been out for 5 years, I don't think that matters anymore. It's just an assload of blind grinding; there's nothing to the game. It's just eating the same stuff over and over again until you can maybe kill a boss that's distracted. Just don't get this game, please. The game is barely worth $5. There's barely any content; you can sit there and farm until you kill the first boss, then it's just easy mode and that's it. I have never been so bored in my life.”
- “Progression is very, very tedious and unrewarding. Mollusc hitboxes aren't ideal and force you to make very precise movements just to do literally the most basic action in the game (eating AI shrimp/snails as a fry).”
story
42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
74%
19%
The game's story aspect is largely criticized for its absence, with many users noting that there is "no story" or a lack of engaging narrative elements. While some players appreciate the challenges and missions available, they express frustration over the game's unfinished feel and the absence of meaningful objectives or progression tied to a storyline. Overall, the consensus is that the game would benefit from a more developed story mode to enhance player engagement.
- “This is the story of the fish-master and his conquest to make the small and insignificant bleak fish the most powerful river fish of them all.”
- “Very proud of my accomplishment, I turned from the rock to continue my quest for the presents to award my bibos for the feat.”
- “The fishmaster was saddened by this unexpected ending, but made another attempt at it and sent in his newest recruit, Barack Obama, to continue the mission.”
- “☑ no story”
- “Story mode sucks; the only way to play is to beat a story level.”
- “✅ this game has no story”
replayability
25 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
32%
56%
12%
Overall, "Fish Feed and Grow" is praised for its high replayability, driven by an engaging progression system and the ability to unlock and play as various bosses. However, some players express a desire for more playable creatures and additional game modes to enhance the experience further. While the game offers enjoyable short sessions, concerns about long-term replay value persist without more content updates and objectives.
- “Fish Feed and Grow offers considerable replay value due to its engaging progression system.”
- “The replayability is insane; there is always something to do, and you can always find yourself in a new or different situation.”
- “This game is perfect when you have to waste one or two hours whenever you're bored thanks to its replayability.”
- “This game is alright, but it doesn't have much replayability.”
- “This game needs some kind of endgame objective for it to hold replay value.”
- “Personally, it would have a lot more replay value if they released a few more maps (size of the 'ocean') along with 2-3 more fish per map.”
optimization
16 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
43%
19%
The game's optimization has received mixed reviews, with many players reporting significant performance issues, including crashes and high resource usage, particularly on lower-end systems. While some users experience smooth gameplay, others highlight the need for better optimization and bug fixes. Overall, the game appears to struggle with performance consistency, leading to a frustrating experience for many players.
- “It runs smoothly for me, and I find this enjoyable.”
- “Also, I'm pretty sure it can be optimized, but for what it is, it's great. The only other game I tried in early access was Subnautica, and I'm looking forward to seeing this game grow.”
- “I haven't had any performance issues with this game - I run it on 'beautiful' (which I think is like the 2nd best setting).”
- “Overpriced, boring mess of a 'bite simulator' with dull and pointless gameplay, unresponsive controls, surprisingly poor performance even on a decent PC, given high evaluations by children hooked on stupid 'gaming bloggers' videos on YouTube targeted at small children who are helpless against this kind of promotions.”
- “Tldr - the game has obvious performance issues, and some game-breaking bugs.”
- “A lot of the negative reviews with this are that the performance is bad or that it crashes frequently.”
atmosphere
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75%
25%
The game's atmosphere is widely praised for its relaxing and immersive qualities, particularly in its underwater settings. The blend of cartoon and realistic visuals enhances the experience, making players feel like they are navigating as a small or large creature in a vibrant, friendly environment. Overall, it creates a chill and engaging ambiance that resonates well with players.
- “It is really chill; I find the underwater atmosphere quite relaxing.”
- “The gameplay atmosphere is very immersive.”
- “The style and visuals are a crossover between cartoon and realism, which works really well. The game makes you feel as though you are a tiny or giant creature swimming through various environments, all while maintaining a friendly, cartoonish atmosphere.”
- “The style and visuals are sort of a cartoon/realism crossover and it works really well. The game makes you feel as though you are this tiny or giant creature swimming through whatever environment you decide to play, whilst still keeping its friendly, cartoonish atmosphere.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The monetization strategy of the game has been criticized for excessive advertising, particularly in multiplayer modes, which detracts from the overall experience. Players feel that the game resembles a free mobile title laden with ads, leading to a perception that it is not worth its current price.
- “Should remove advertising for multiplayer.”
- “Why do people use this game for ads for other games?”
- “This game is the kind of time killer you'd get for free with ads on your phone and get bored of, uninstalling after forgetting you had it for a few months. Throw it on your wish list and wait for it to go down to around $5 because it's barely worth $7.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Reviews highlight a strong emotional connection to the game, with some expressing heartbreak over its potential decline into obscurity. Additionally, there are moments of humor and absurdity that contribute to the overall emotional experience, showcasing a mix of sentimentality and lightheartedness.
- “I know this is dramatic, but I really do find it heartbreaking that such a cool game is left to fade away into obscurity.”

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Feed and Grow: Fish is a simulation game.

Feed and Grow: Fish is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 234 hours playing Feed and Grow: Fish.

Feed and Grow: Fish was released on October 25, 2015.

Feed and Grow: Fish was developed by Old B1ood.

Feed and Grow: Fish has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its stability.

Feed and Grow: Fish is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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