Feeding Frenzy

The chill world is such a beautiful idea that we always think about.,.., a world made purely out of chillness, with chill people everywhere being fresh just doing their own thing (chilling).,. but there is a problem we all face with the chill world, and that is simply that we do not live in it yet which is kind of sad... but to all of the chill people out there it is all fresh either way,.,.,. the chill world is in your mind and as long as you feel that and be yourself you can live in your own chill world,..,.,,.,.,.

The reason why we don't all live in the chill world just yet is because Feeding Frenzy never got released on Steam. The only way you can play it is on the Xbox 360 or on PC as abandonware. This is the best PopCap game outside of PVZ, yet it is nowhere to be found or heard of in discussions about PopCap's greatest, outside of the group of people who played this on 360 years ago. Nobody will find out about the game from seeing it on an abandonware site or on the 360 after it hasn't been current gen for years, but if it was on Steam.,. people would start playing it, admiring the amazing gameplay of just being a chill fish trying to grow, trying to get fresh. The simple gameplay loop that this game has is what the public is missing out on, and if they ever find it and start playing, this game will get them so refreshed that chillness would form all around us, since we would finally live in a world that is truly chill.

Not to mention that this game truly is a chill world by itself, and if it had a Steam release, many other people could be inspired by the freshness factor of it, and may even start to pave the way for the realest chill world ever.

This game brings me back. I remember my dad bought this when we got our first real computer with internet and I really enjoyed this. I'd play it frequently on our computer and I beat the game a number of times. Its actually not bad, you play as a fish and eat smaller fish until you grow bigger then you can eat bigger fish but the bigger fish can eat you until you are big enough to eat them. As you progress you encounter different obstacles and species of fish until you finally face off against sharks. Its not really a long game and is what I'd call a fairly casual game, but I enjoyed the hell out of this when I was 13-14 years old and it does bring back tons of nostalgia, even if the game hasn't really aged that well.