In Fish Eater.io’s oceans, it’s common for big fish to eat smaller ones. This means that the largest fish will dominate over the others. With this in mind, we must continue to conquer the oceans by eating weaker animals to grow stronger quickly. However, in order to defend ourselves, we must also be able to confront opponents of equal or greater size. Running away is not a sign of weakness, but rather a survival tactic. As we grow bigger, we must also learn to navigate the deep ocean safely.

CONSUME SMALLER FISH

The rules of Fish Eater.io are simple and easy to understand. Our goal is to train our fish to eat other fish that are the same size or smaller. Remember that we can only compete with fish that are the same size as us. Think of it as starting at the bottom of the social hierarchy and working our way up to the top. Eating a lot will help our fish grow faster, but we must be careful not to be destroyed by larger predators. We may never win, but we will always be growing and becoming a powerful ruler of the ocean depths.

DIVERSITY OF MARINE LIFE

When starting out, we will have slow-evolving low-level fish. Although the benefits may be limited, we can still efficiently accumulate bonuses. With enough money, we can create the next big thing. Every type of prehistoric sea creature imaginable is available, from swordfish to tuna to sharks and giant whales. By playing casually for a short period each day, we can easily earn a substantial amount of money. Thanks to the special abilities of our newfound fish, we can deal more damage and have full control over them. By practicing dodging and attacking, we can enhance our reflexes and gain many advantages.

BECOME THE STRONGEST

We don’t necessarily have to reach for the biggest fish to gain an advantage. We can enhance our existing fish for better stats. By using gold, we can level up our fish and maximize its current state. This will increase its health, damage, and speed. Strength and speed are just a few of the many beneficial abilities that our fish will have once fully developed. And the bigger our fish, the more we can thrive and survive in the ocean.