Eat eat is a fun and addictive game where you have to put balls in the mouth of a spinning head.
Eat eat is a fun and addictive game where you have to put balls in the mouth of a spinning head. The eaten balls will reappear in the game. The more balls one eats, the higher the score will be. You can buy balls by paying for them with a bill, but the price of the ball increases. Try to complete all 40 levels and get the highest score!
É um jogo casual focado, feito para fãs do gênero. Jogue para uma pausa rápida ou para se dedicar a uma partida mais longa — ele funciona bem em celulares, tablets e computadores.
A couple of things help once you get going: Chase the in-game goals at your own pace — there's no clock pressuring you here. Use the auto-save if there is one. You won't lose progress closing the tab.
Eat Eat is part of the hand-checked Glaze Games casual collection. Press Play to start instantly — no account, no download, just the game.
Eat Eat is the perfect five-minute break. Hit Play and unwind.
Yes. Eat Eat is 100% free to play on Glaze Games — no purchase, no signup, and no trial period. It runs directly in your browser and stays free as long as the original publisher keeps it available.
No download needed. Eat Eat plays instantly in any modern browser; there's no installer, no plugin, and no waiting beyond a quick load.
Yes — Eat Eat is built for portrait phone screens and works great on mobile. It also runs fine on tablets and laptops in any modern browser.
Eat Eat loads from a reputable publisher and runs through Glaze Games' filtered catalog, so it's a safer alternative to random "unblocked games" sites. Whether it works depends on your school's network — if standard game domains are open, Eat Eat will load.
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Didn't think a browser casual game could be this good — Eat Eat proved me wrong.Diego
Surprisingly polished for a browser game — Eat Eat really impressed me.
Eat Eat is stupidly addictive in the best way.
Been coming back to Eat Eat all week. Simple but genuinely fun.
Eat Eat runs great on my phone and my laptop. Love it.
Eat Eat is genuinely one of my favorite casual games on here right now.
Eat Eat plays super smooth and loads instantly. No download is such a win.
No lag, no install — Eat Eat is exactly what I wanted.
Didn't think a browser casual game could be this good — Eat Eat proved me wrong.
Way more addictive than it looks — already sent Eat Eat to my friends.
Eat Eat kept stuttering on my older phone. Might be better on desktop.
