About Fish Eat Grow Mega
Fish Eat Grow Mega runs on the oldest rule in the sea: big fish eat little fish. You start small, in an ocean full of creatures both smaller and much larger than you. Eat the small ones and you grow. Stray too close to something bigger and you are lunch.
This chapter of the series is the large one. The ocean is huge, there are new types of fish to meet and some regions are more dangerous than others. As you grow, yesterday's predators become today's prey, and the sense of moving up the food chain is the whole pleasure of the game.
It also has a two-player mode on a single keyboard. You and a friend each pick a fish and set off together, which can mean cooperation or can mean racing each other to the best meals. A boost button gives a quick burst of speed for chasing or escaping.
How to play Fish Eat Grow Mega
- Pick your fish and choose one-player or two-player mode.
- Player 1 swims with W, A, S and D and boosts with C.
- Player 2 swims with the arrow keys and boosts with L.
- Eat fish that are smaller than you to grow.
- Stay away from larger fish until you are big enough to eat them.
Tips and tricks
- Size up a fish before you approach. If it is close to your size, leave it until you have grown a little more.
- Use boost to escape, not just to chase. Keep some in hand for emergencies.
- Feed in the calmer waters first. Head for the dangerous areas once you have some size.
- In two-player mode, split up. Two fish in the same patch of sea are competing for the same food.
Game details
- Category
- Action, Casual
- Developer
- RHM Interactive
- Plays on
- Desktop, tablet and phone
- Released
- June 5, 2024
- Price
- Free
- Topics
Frequently asked questions
How do I grow in Fish Eat Grow Mega?
Eat fish that are smaller than you. Each one makes you bigger, which lets you eat larger fish in turn.
What are the two-player controls?
Player 1 uses W, A, S, D to move and C to boost. Player 2 uses the arrow keys to move and L to boost.
What happens if a bigger fish catches me?
You get eaten. Keep your distance from anything larger than you.