Feeding Frenzy Critic Reviews

The action gets fast and frantic, and that's what keeps you interested and engrossed.

An impressively fun merger of colorful undersea graphics and gameplay standards from the arcade's yesteryears make this one-player treat a name that's hard to stop nibbling on.

It does seem a little pricey for single-player filet feasting, but it's also very addictive.

The game is relatively easy, and even with the additional challenges that pop up in each round, most will have no problem breezing through the game. Still, the experience is fun while it lasts.

A rare breed of game that anyone can pick up and play.

Feeding Frenzy is an easy going and stress free game that is perfect for wasting some time.

Overall, FF is a nice little diversion that is fun to play in little 10 to 15 minute spurts. The only way I can recommend Feeding Frenzy for its $10 asking price is if you really like these addictive little gobble fests.

With such simplistic mechanics, meager challenge and lack of game modes, it's difficult to recommend spending your Microsoft Points on this one. It's got a sense of humor for sure, but in the face of many more robust and engaging XBLA titles, Feeding Frenzy falls short.

Eat your heart out in this undersea action game, in which you guide a fish around as it swallows up anything smaller. Fun, simple gameplay makes this one a fine if brief diversion.

It's a hard one to call; the childlike simplicity and design will be gobbled up by a lot of people, but this reviewer isn't one of them and I know my editor isn't either!

As full as the ocean can be, this ocean is a little shallow - it’s more like a tide pool. The gameplay is there for the most part, but it’s just a little too generic and mundane to excite most people.

It’s definitely a fun game for a couple of hours, but after that you’re probably done with it.

There are three great hours here of simple underwater fish munching fun.

A fun game that could have been a very good one had there been multiplayer modes, an extra difficulty level and more challenge.

Feeding Frenzy looks nice, plays simple, but has very little variety.

Microsoft's Live Arcade offerings are generally well worth the asking price, but Feeding Frenzy, sadly, isn't one of them.