[b][u]Curator Review:[/u][/b]
The Coach of the Sharks Football Team, Greg the Great White Shark, put up one hell of a battle. Sadly, after he took a football and a few anchors to the knee, he succumbed to his injuries.
Some things to [i]nit pick[/i]. I do feel like the normal jump feels like you have the gravity of Jupiter, while the sprint jump, you have the gravity of the Moon. The 16 Collectable Pages, felt a bit dull, but they did have some humour - so atleast that was a bonus. The serum you could collect, I wouldn't really use; I think due to the fact it was giving me motion sickness going that fast.
I do wish there was an option to rebind your controls, adjust audio sliders and also see what graphics settings you had selected, this can maybe come in a future update - but I wouldn't say it is too important. The only other mechanic I think put me off, would be the cone enemies. I did find them quite funny the first time I seen them, but the way they damage you, forces you to peek the corners and throw the anchor - then go back behind the wall to take/reduce damage - which almost killed me a few times. This was prior to learning you could look away to stop the damage. The cone boss also moves quite fast and almost forces you to stay as close as you can to do damage.
Overall though, even though I [i]nit picked[/i] a few simple things, I didn't actually mind this game. It was quirky and had some elements of "what the f--- is happening", but was an enjoyable 45min of gameplay. I do think the price point of $5.95 AUD suits. If you love an 'arcade' feel, weird and quirky gameplay, mixed with some laughter and a sense of a classic horror - then this is worth the money.
It is definitely one of those games that, I assume, with continued content updates - could provide more fun and entertainment. Maybe some more levels, bosses, different items, or even more story lore surrounding Greg and his mascots.
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Thank you to the [b]Silvercity Sharks[/b] developers for allowing me access to this title, with thanks to the Curator Connect Program. I wish you all the best for your future game development and hope that in the future I can experience more hidden gems such as this one.
