Is there a Feeding Frenzy 3?

No. The series stopped at Feeding Frenzy 2: Shipwreck Showdown in 2006, which later came to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Who made Feeding Frenzy?

Sprout Games developed it and PopCap Games published it in 2004. PopCap is now part of Electronic Arts, which publishes the game on the Xbox Store.

Can I play Feeding Frenzy on my phone?

There was a version for older Java phones, but we found none for today’s iPhone or Android phones. InkFish plays the same way in a phone browser, steered with your finger.

What games are like Feeding Frenzy?

InkFish, which you can play free in a browser, plus Feeding Frenzy 2, SHARK! SHARK!, Hungry Shark World, Feed and Grow: Fish and Osmos.

Is InkFish made by the makers of Feeding Frenzy?

No. InkFish is our own game, made at 16bit.ink, and it is not made by or connected to the makers of Feeding Frenzy. We name Feeding Frenzy only to compare.

Games like Feeding Frenzy

Games like Feeding Frenzy you can play today

If you miss Feeding Frenzy, try InkFish: you start as the smallest fish, eat anything smaller and grow until the fish that hunted you become lunch, chaining meals into an Ink Frenzy. It plays free in any browser, with no ads. For more, try Feeding Frenzy 2, SHARK! SHARK! and Hungry Shark World.

By Hayk, who makes the games at 16bit.ink · Updated October 27, 2026

1. InkFish

16bit.ink, 2026 · Web browser: computer, phone or tablet · 10 levels free · full game $4.99 one-time

InkFish plays the same way at heart: you start as a doodle-sized fry, eat anything smaller than you and grow until the fish that hunted you become lunch. Chain meals quickly and you build an Ink Frenzy, our own take on the frenzy bonus.

Each level has its own surprises: fishing hooks and jellyfish drift through, and things sink from above, like a battery that shocks predators or a plastic bag you really shouldn’t eat. There are a hundred levels across ten zones, playable in any browser on a computer or phone, with no ads: the first ten levels are free and the rest is a one-time $4.99.

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More games like Feeding Frenzy

Feeding Frenzy 2: Shipwreck Showdown
Sprout Games and PopCap, 2006 · PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S · Paid
The sequel, and still on sale: the same eat-and-grow rules over 60 new levels of reefs, caves and sunken ships, with local multiplayer for up to four on Xbox.
SHARK! SHARK!
BBG Entertainment, 2023 · PC, Mac, Switch, PlayStation, Xbox · Paid
A remake of the 1982 Intellivision game that had the same idea two decades before Feeding Frenzy: eat smaller fish, grow and dodge the sharks. Up to four players, and the 1982 original comes with it.
Hungry Shark World
Future Games of London and Ubisoft, 2016 · iPhone, Android, Switch, Xbox · Free with ads and in-app purchases on phones; paid on consoles
The eat-and-grow idea as a shark with an appetite for everything: eat, grow and unlock ever bigger sharks across open seas.
Feed and Grow: Fish
Old B1ood, 2016 · PC · Paid, in Early Access
Feeding Frenzy in 3D, as some of its players put it: hunt, eat and grow into a bigger fish. It is still in Early Access, and its makers have not updated it in years.
Osmos
Hemisphere Games, 2009 · PC, Mac, Linux, iPhone, Android · Paid
The same law of the sea, made abstract and calm: absorb the motes smaller than you and steer clear of the bigger ones.

Feeding Frenzy vs InkFish

	Feeding Frenzy	InkFish
Made by	Sprout Games, published by PopCap, 2004	16bit.ink, 2026
Plays on	Xbox One and Series X\|S today; first PC and Mac	Any browser: computer, phone or tablet
Levels	40, playing five different sea creatures	100, across ten zones
The bonus	Eat fast for a Feeding Frenzy, keep it up for a Double Frenzy	Chain meals into an Ink Frenzy
Hazards	Depth charges, mines and jellyfish	Fishing hooks, jellyfish and things sinking from above
Ads	None: it is a paid game	None, ever
Price	$4.99 on the Xbox Store	First 10 levels free; full game $4.99 one-time

What was Feeding Frenzy?

Feeding Frenzy is a fish-eat-fish arcade game made by Sprout Games and published by PopCap, released in 2004 for Windows and Mac. You start small, eat the fish smaller than you and avoid the bigger ones, and by the end of a level you can eat almost anything in the sea.

Eating quickly in a row sets off a Feeding Frenzy for bonus points, and keeping it going gives a Double Frenzy. Across 40 levels you play five sea creatures, starting with Andy the angelfish, while dodging depth charges, mines and jellyfish.

It came to Xbox Live Arcade, first on the original Xbox and in 2006 on Xbox 360, and a sequel, Feeding Frenzy 2: Shipwreck Showdown, followed the same year with 60 new levels. The idea itself is older: Shark! Shark!, a 1982 Intellivision game, also had you eat smaller fish and grow while dodging sharks.

Can you still play Feeding Frenzy?

Yes, on Xbox: Feeding Frenzy and Feeding Frenzy 2 are both sold on the Xbox Store for $4.99 and play on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. On PC, Steam sells Feeding Frenzy 2 Deluxe for Windows, but we could not find the first game on sale for PC anywhere today.

Questions

Is there a Feeding Frenzy 3?: No. The series stopped at Feeding Frenzy 2: Shipwreck Showdown in 2006, which later came to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Who made Feeding Frenzy?: Sprout Games developed it and PopCap Games published it in 2004. PopCap is now part of Electronic Arts, which publishes the game on the Xbox Store.
Can I play Feeding Frenzy on my phone?: There was a version for older Java phones, but we found none for today’s iPhone or Android phones. InkFish plays the same way in a phone browser, steered with your finger.
What games are like Feeding Frenzy?: InkFish, which you can play free in a browser, plus Feeding Frenzy 2, SHARK! SHARK!, Hungry Shark World, Feed and Grow: Fish and Osmos.
Is InkFish made by the makers of Feeding Frenzy?: No. InkFish is our own game, made at 16bit.ink, and it is not made by or connected to the makers of Feeding Frenzy. We name Feeding Frenzy only to compare.

Sources

Feeding Frenzy and the other games named here belong to their makers. InkFish is our own game and is not connected to them.