Planned Release Date: Q3 2026

About This Game

The ocean is alive. And it's made of yarn.

CHOMP CHOMP Carnage is an arcade fish-eating game that's fast, satisfying, and bursting with cute chaos.

Dive into a hand-crafted knit ocean where every fish, predator, and prey is stitched together from wool and thread.

Grow big enough to eat the fish above you until nothing can catch you. Don't get eaten by the ones above that.

EAT. GROW. REPEAT.

Start as a small vulnerable fish in a sea full of things that want to eat you. Devour everything smaller than you, dodge everything that isn't. Watch out for environment perks and hazards too. Each tier you climb can open up a new prey. Work your way up the food chain. Start small, survive long, and become the apex predator of the knitted sea.

CARNAGE MODE

Eat fast enough and you'll trigger Carnage Mode- a frenzied window where your score multiplier climbs and nothing can slow you down. Keep the chain going. The moment you stop feeding, the clock starts ticking. Squeeze every bite out of the frenzy before it runs out.

POWER UP YOUR BITE

Grab floating powerups to swing the odds in your favor. Burst into a speed dash, accelerate straight into Carnage Mode, or unleash a screen-clearing chomp that wipes every fish in sight. The right powerup at the right moment turns a desperate scramble into a highlight reel.

HAZARDS

Mines, patrols, jellyfish and more. Watch out for unexpected effects that these hazards have. Learn what each hazard does, then decide: dodge it, or use it to shake a predator off your tail. What hurts you can also hurt them.

A WORLD LIKE NO OTHER

No scales. No slime. Every fish, predator, and ocean creature in CHOMP CHOMP Carnage is crafted from knit and wool. Cozy to look at. Carnivorous to play.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Portions of the artwork in this game were created using AI-assisted tools and subsequently edited, curated, and integrated by the developer. The game's overall artistic direction, visual design, and asset integration remain the work of the human developer.