ActionFit check
Is Tasty Blue worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy side-scrolling eating games with growth-based progression
- Local pairs looking for two-player play on one computer
- Players who want adjustable difficulty and short bonus challenges
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking complex combat systems, role-playing progression, or varied mission objectives
- Players who prefer open-world exploration rather than level-based side-scrolling play
- Groups needing online multiplayer instead of local co-op
- Players using unsupported controller combinations for two-player mode
Our take on Tasty Blue
The simple eat-and-grow structure keeps the central action clear, but it leaves less room for complex combat, exploration, or character development. Shared-screen co-op also trades independent movement space for a larger common view.
What is Tasty Blue?
Tasty Blue is an underwater side-scrolling action game built around eating prey and growing larger.
The story begins with a goldfish escaping into the ocean after being overfed, followed by a dolphin fleeing an aquarium and a shark created to consume matter with self-replicating nanotechnology. The main story contains over 50 levels, with 15 additional bonus levels after completion. Play takes place across temperate, tropical, and arctic environments. Difficulty settings range from enemies causing almost no damage to enemies that can eat the player and end a level immediately. Carnage Mode adjusts blood effects, and local two-player play supports split or shared screens.
How Tasty Blue plays
- 01Three Playable Animals
- The campaign includes a goldfish, dolphin, and shark, each with a separate escape or origin story.
- 02Story And Bonus Levels
- The game includes over 50 main-story stages and 15 extra challenges available after the story.
- 03Three Environments
- Stages are set in temperate, tropical, and arctic areas.
- 04Adjustable Difficulty
- Settings range from negligible enemy damage to instant failure when enemies eat the player.
- 05Local Two-Player Play
- Two players can share one computer using horizontal or vertical split screen, or a shared view that restricts movement.
- 06Control Options
- Keyboard and mouse work in every mode, while controller compatibility varies by operating system and play mode.
Games like Tasty Blue
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Dingo GamesFor:Casual players who want an arcade game centered on eating and growthSkip if:Players who want objectives built around something other than repeatedly eating smaller objects and growing
Actionfishy
Sokpop CollectiveFor:Players who enjoy growth-based games but prefer a fish as the playable character.Skip if:Players seeking combat systems may hit a wall when the main loop centers on eating and avoiding larger fish.
ActionFat Baby
No oneFor:Players who want single-player action centered on eating and environmental destructionSkip if:Players seeking a deep progression system beyond size growth and ability purchases may find the structure limitedPicked by overlapping fit notes and genres, not an editorial comparison.
Tasty Blue: platforms & release
Is Tasty Blue worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy side-scrolling eating games with growth-based progression. Skip it if: players seeking complex combat systems, role-playing progression, or varied mission objectives.
Where can I download Tasty Blue?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tasty Blue's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tasty Blue on?
Windows and macOS.
