
Experience the ultimate power fantasy as the apex predator of the seas - a giant Shark! Terrorize the coastal waterways. Tear swimmers and divers limb from limb, give the humans a reason to fear you!
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Il n y a plus de MAJ, donc le jeu n'a plus de durée de vie.
A simple concept but a lot of fun, it crashed twice during my total play time but ran really well. It starts to drag toward the end of the Truth Quest DLC but other wise well worth picking up on sale.
Extremely over-the-top, bloody game about being a shark in probably Florida. This game is fun and silly in doses, but very, very grindy. I would say that's creatively my biggest criticism of this game: from the moment you start as a pup, you will be exposed to predators (especially Alligators) that you have, really, no choice but to avoid until you level up and get better at the game to fight with any chance of winning. Kills are satisfying, though combat is simple if not chaotic and a little jarring. The game engine itself--no matter what your PC specs are--is prone to crashes, frame drops, and performance pauses. The map helps a lot. Just watching other playthroughs online, you do eventually get into more open waters and get way bigger and more powerful. Cool. I can tell you right now that--given how much of a grind it is to get there--I am uncertain if the game has hooked me enough to commit to getting there anytime soon. I was hoping that the game was going to enable me to make more ridiculous decisions regarding customizing the shark. In my mind, if you're gonna make a game about being a man-eating shark? Send it all the way past "silly," and into "completely insane indulgence." What do I mean by that: I want to be able to customize all of the cosmetic details about my shark, and I would love it if there were more cosmetic options unlocked as you play. Color, hue, saturation, color gradient (either make your shark just one, or many different colors), stripes, spots, scars, distinguishing marks (maybe a huge harpoon "piercing" through the "eyebrow" of the shark, or the "nose,"), custom decaling/branding/tattoos, chunks taken out of the fins (custom sizing and placement). I was even hoping for like monstrous and fantasy expansions, like squid tentacles or...anything. As far as abilities go? Same thing. Haven't gotten to the fantasy sharks yet, but still...I think it would be more fun if you could change your body and individual body parts to match your playstyle. Like, maybe the Great White Shark body makes you have higher defense and better agility, but the tiger shark body means you get more nutrients from eating/are less likely to get sick. Different fins could make you move forward faster, or easier to dodge projectiles or predators. I recommend, but there's definitely a lot of room for improvement and expansion still.
O jogo não enjoa como outros jogos por ai, tipo um need for speed so que de tubarão
if not friend why friend shape ( SHORK )
Жалко в игре нет Ивана Золо. я б его сожрал ♥♥♥♥♥
It's goofy, it's repetitive, but if you can catch it on sale it's a good way to waste some time
хорошо
прикольная игра про пожирание морского флота америки за смерть мамы
trust me bruh
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil*, Russian*, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America* +2 more
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