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Hunt and eat other fish - simply, grow into larger beasts!

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About Feed and Grow: Fish

Feed and Grow: Fish is an animal‑survival action game where you control Bibos, a fish that must hunt and eat other fish to grow larger. The game emphasizes simple, instinctive gameplay set in a “mesmerizing” underwater world.

Developed by Old B1ood, the title is in Early Access and offers both single‑player and multiplayer modes. Ongoing development promises new fish abilities, passive traits, and additional content, while the team focuses on technical improvements such as smoother gameplay and fresh animations.

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Core Gameplay

Players begin as Bibos the fish and immediately dive into the water, where the primary objective is to hunt and consume other fish. Growth is achieved by eating, turning the player’s fish into a larger predator. The design is framed as a simple survival loop: hunt, eat, grow, and repeat, creating a straightforward yet engaging loop for players of all skill levels.

  • Focus on smaller prey early to build size quickly.
  • Avoid larger fish until you have grown sufficiently.

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Multiplayer Mode

Feed and Grow: Fish includes a multiplayer component that lets players compete or cooperate in the same aquatic arena. The initial release aims to test the basics of this multiplayer experience. Future updates plan to expand multiplayer with new fish abilities and content, enhancing both competitive and cooperative play.

  • Coordinate with teammates to corner larger fish.
  • Use the early growth phase to scout the map.
Feed and Grow: Fish official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Old B1ood

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Development Roadmap

The game is currently in Early Access, signaling that features are still being added. Planned additions include new fish abilities, passive traits, and more content for both single‑player and multiplayer. The developers also intend to improve technical aspects, such as adding new animations and smoothing gameplay, based on community feedback.

  • Check update notes for new fish abilities.
  • Provide feedback to influence upcoming features.

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Control Support

Feed and Grow: Fish offers partial controller support, allowing players to use a gamepad for many actions. This support is not exclusive, as the game can also be played with traditional keyboard and mouse inputs. Because support is partial, some functions may still require keyboard or mouse interaction, but the option broadens accessibility for different play styles.

  • Test both controller and keyboard to find your preferred setup.
  • Adjust in‑game sensitivity for smoother movement.

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Platform Availability

The title is available on Windows platforms, with no official releases for macOS or Linux at this time. Players on supported systems can purchase and download the game through Steam. Steam features such as achievements, family sharing, and multiplayer matchmaking are integrated, providing a familiar ecosystem for PC gamers.

  • Enable Steam Family Sharing to let others play on the same account.
  • Check Steam Achievements for progress milestones.

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    Feed and Grow: Fish FAQ

    What is the main objective in Feed and Grow: Fish?

    The goal is to hunt and eat other fish, growing larger with each successful catch.

    Can I play the game without a controller?

    Yes, the game supports keyboard and mouse; controller support is partial.

    Is the game available on macOS?

    No, the current release is Windows‑only; macOS and Linux are not supported.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-22. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.