Does Big Fish Eat Small Fish support online matchmaking?

Some multiplayer games here do, pairing you anonymously with another player. Others are local only. The mode selection on the start screen will tell you.

Can we play on a phone?

Turn-based and online modes work well on a phone. Shared-screen games are cramped on a small phone and much better on a tablet or laptop.

Typically one to three minutes. Multiplayer games are built for quick rematches, so a session of ten rounds fits in a short break.

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Big Fish Eat Small Fish

Dive into the aquatic world where size matters.

4.3

Category: Multiplayer
Score: 4.3
Device: Mobile + Desktop
Access: Free Play
Controls: Mouse + Keyboard
Type: HTML5 Game

The guide

Overview

Dive into the aquatic world where size matters. Gobble up smaller fish to grow in strength, and challenge friends in thrilling two-player mode. Explore an ever-changing ocean as you swim, evade, and strategize your way to becoming the biggest fish in the sea.

What it's like to play

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24 games

The computer never bluffs. A person does. Multiplayer games here are built around that difference, whether you are racing a friend on a shared keyboard, taking turns on a tablet, or matched against someone online. Rounds are quick and often close. A session is a running tally of wins and losses that neither side is quite ready to leave alone.

How to play

1Read the mode list on the start screen and pick local, online or turn-based.
2If playing on one device, settle who controls which side before the round begins.
3Learn the one or two actions your character has and practice them in the first round rather than trying to win it.
4Keep playing rounds; the running score matters more than any single result.

Features

Free to play, nothing to install, no account needed
Loads in the browser tab and opens full screen when you press Play
Plays best with the phone turned sideways or on a wider screen
Mouse and keyboard controls, with touch support on most devices
Listed under Multiplayer

Why it's worth a go

Big Fish Eat Small Fish is a quick way to turn a spare moment with a friend into a contest. No download, no account, and it runs free in any browser. Rounds take a minute or two, so there is always time for a rematch before whatever you were meant to be doing.

Who it's for

Suits anyone who has a second person handy, from kids sharing a tablet to adults on a break. Also suits solo players who enjoy online matches against real opponents.

FAQs

Does Big Fish Eat Small Fish support online matchmaking?: Some multiplayer games here do, pairing you anonymously with another player. Others are local only. The mode selection on the start screen will tell you.
Can we play on a phone?: Turn-based and online modes work well on a phone. Shared-screen games are cramped on a small phone and much better on a tablet or laptop.
How long is a round?: Typically one to three minutes. Multiplayer games are built for quick rematches, so a session of ten rounds fits in a short break.