Fish Eat Fish 2

Size decides what you should pursue in Fish Eat Fish 2. The instruction is to eat fish smaller than yourself so you can survive and become the top fish. One-player, two-player and three-player modes are available, letting you share the water with friends or learn the basic chase alone.

The source does not explain a score target, a fixed time limit or a list of fish abilities. It also does not give an upgrade menu or stage count. The reliable rule is the size comparison, so a nearby fish should be judged by whether it is smaller rather than by an invented colour or species advantage.

Fish Eat Fish 2 assigns WASD to Player 1 and the arrow keys to Player 2. Player 3 uses the mouse and left click; the text does not label any extra action for the keyboard players, so check the display for mode-specific prompts.

Choose a smaller target without losing track of the fish around it. A clear route can be more useful than chasing every possible meal, and keeping the stated size rule in mind gives each player a simple way to evaluate the next move. For another underwater size-based contest, take a look at Fish Eat Fish 2 Player.