Eat Fish, Get Achievements

Eat Fish, Get Achievements

DaSticks · October 9, 2022 · Underwater, Casual, Arcade, Survival, Relaxing

Eat Fish, Get Achievements is free to play — no purchase needed. We track it so you know if that ever changes.

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About Eat Fish, Get Achievements

Eat Fish, Get Achievements is a relaxing arcade-style game where you eat fish and unlock new playable characters. The game involves moving around a 2d environment and eating smaller fish than yourself. Some fish have abilities and some change the rules of the game. Get achievements and high scores!

Eat Fish, Get Achievements — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Unsupported
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Apr 6, 2026
Eat Fish, Get Achievements is a simple and fun game that delivers quick enjoyment. The mechanics are easy to pick up, and earning achievements while playing is satisfying. However, the game doesn’t have much depth, so the fun wears off quickly. 🎮 Gameplay & Mechanics: ✔ Simple and intuitive — easy to jump in and start playing ✔ Achievements feel rewarding — hitting milestones gives a satisfying sense of progress ✔ Quick and casual — perfect for a short play session ✖ What Doesn’t Work: ✖ Very short-lived — limited content means the game gets repetitive fast ✖ Lacks variety — no new challenges or modes to keep it engaging ✖ Not designed for long-term play 🌟 Overall Experience: Eat Fish, Get Achievements is enjoyable for a quick gaming session. It’s cute, fun, and satisfying in short bursts, but it won’t hold your attention for hours. 👉 Honest recommendation: Good for a short time of fun, but don’t expect long-term engagement. 🐟
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Recommended Sep 8, 2025
I LOVE THIS GAMEEEEEEEE!!! I thought it'd be a mediocre quick game but no! it has challenge, skill, strategy, and so many cool things too!!!! fish customisation, cool hats, game modes, its so awesome! play this! XD
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Recommended Mar 23, 2025
G.O.T.Y Nothing better on the market right now, rivals elden ring at every turn. Need an in-game timer though.
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Recommended Jan 7, 2026
simple but great game
1 found this helpful
Recommended Oct 30, 2025
super fun and relaxing game good for everyone who likes to get achivements
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Recommended Sep 25, 2026
Eat Fish, Get Achievements is such a simple little arcade game that I was surprised by how easy it was to get into. I control a fish and spend my time swimming around an underwater world while eating smaller fish to grow stronger. I liked how straightforward the idea is because there is almost no learning curve. I can start playing immediately and the goal is always clear. The main gameplay is built around choosing which fish I can safely eat while avoiding anything that is bigger than me. Some of the fish also have special abilities or change the rules of a run, which gives the simple eating mechanic more variety than I expected. I enjoyed having to pay attention to what I was approaching rather than simply rushing around the screen. The unlock system gives me another reason to keep playing. Completing challenges allows me to unlock new fish with different abilities, so there is a nice sense of gradually discovering what the game has to offer. I liked that the new characters are not just cosmetic changes, since their abilities can actually affect how I approach the gameplay. The achievement focus also fits the game surprisingly well. There are plenty of goals to work through, a…

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