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Have you ever imagined what it’d be like to be a tiny, ravenous piranha with a taste for chaos? Feed Us throws you into exactly that scenario, starting out in a cramped hotel bathtub and quickly expanding into anything from hot tubs to cruise ships. The premise is simple: you’re stuck at the bottom of a tub, you’re hungry, and a parade of unsuspecting victims is about to drop in. From the moment you splish-splash onto the scene, it’s all about chomping your way to freedom.
The controls are remarkably intuitive—you swipe to dash forward, tap to bite, and you’ll soon pick up on special moves like leaping out of the water or performing a devastating tail-whip. Each level challenges you to gobble up a certain number of people before time runs out, while avoiding the hotel staff, security guards, or even lifeboat patrols who really don’t like a piranha on the loose. The thrill comes from the mix of frantic pursuit and the occasional “Oh no!” moment when you realize you’ve run out of time.
What keeps you coming back is the steady stream of upgrades and new trophies to unlock. As you meet consumption goals, you earn points to beef up your bite power, speed, or special abilities—think acidic spit or an electric charge that sends swimmers flying. Before long, you’ll be taking the fight beyond the tub into open seas, racing against sharks, dodging fishing lines, or crushing lifeguards’ umbrellas. There’s a real sense of progression that makes you feel like you’ve nurtured a tiny, aquatic terminator from zero to hero.
Despite the somewhat gory premise, there’s a playful cartoon style that keeps things lighthearted. The exaggerated character designs, silly splashes of water, and over-the-top death animations all lean into the absurdity, so you’re more likely to laugh than recoil. It’s a quick, cheeky diversion for anyone who’s ever wanted to enact a little mayhem from the safety of their screen—and honestly, it’s hard to resist the grin that pops up each time you surprise someone with a chomping ambush.