InkFish gameplay

Free demo · full game $4.99 one-time

InkFish

Eat smaller fish. Grow. Don’t get eaten.

For fans of Feeding Frenzy and Hungry Shark. More games like Feeding Frenzy · Fishy

10chapters

100levels

Out Oct 3Updated Oct 16

A fish-eat-fish game drawn entirely in pen and ink. Start as a doodle-sized fry in a sketchbook tide pool and eat your way up the food chain.

Chain meals into an Ink Frenzy, dodge fishing hooks and jellyfish, and grab what sinks from above: a battery to shock predators into lunch, or a plastic bag you really shouldn’t eat.

Play free, full-screen

One-time purchase. Pay once and the full game is yours to keep: no subscription, no ads, nothing more to buy. Refunds within 14 days, see the terms.

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What you get

  • Chapter 1 free: 10 levels, no sign-up
  • Full game: 90 more levels across 9 deeper zones
  • One-time purchase: no subscription, no ads, no energy timers

Controls

  • Mouse / finger: swim
  • Space, click or the dash button: dash
  • Esc / P / ❚❚: pause
  • M / ♪: sound on/off

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Questions

Is InkFish free to play?
Yes. The whole first chapter is free, with no sign-up and no ads. The rest of the game is a one-time purchase of $4.99: no subscription, no ads and nothing more to buy.
Is InkFish like Feeding Frenzy?
It plays the same way at heart: you start as the smallest fish in the water, eat anything smaller than you and grow until the fish that hunted you become lunch. InkFish adds its own ideas: chained meals build an Ink Frenzy, hooks and jellyfish drift through, and things sink from above, like a battery that shocks predators. InkFish is our own game and isn’t made by or connected to the makers of Feeding Frenzy or Hungry Shark.
Do I need to download InkFish?
No. InkFish runs full-screen in your web browser, on a computer, phone or tablet. You can also add it to your home screen and open it like an app.
Does my progress save?
Yes, in your browser, as you play. Sign in with Google or your email if you want to carry on from the same place on another device.
Are there more games like this?
Yes. 16bit.ink releases a new small game every Sunday, all in the same pen-and-ink style. Each starts with a free chapter.

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