Ah yes, the ultraviolent jam of my misspent childhood (I definitely remember the release of this one, although I'd played the first part as far back as 2010). While Evolution and World are inarguably more expansive games with noticeably-better controls (steering the shark at max size here is typically a nightmare) and the added mercy of a revive option, I nonetheless miss both this game's single-run tension (which masks the repetitiveness of the gameplay more than later instalments, which feel kind of pyrrhic once you've reached the Megalodon and become almost untouchable) and, more importantly, the oddly-appealing aesthetic of its visuals – they're not necessarily "2D" but extremely low-res and stylized CGI with limited motion and grainy shading, which gives the game a kind of quirky stop-motion feel that I'd contest suits its comically twisted premise (a shark powering through an ocean and unstoppably slaughtering everything akin to a B-movie on steroids) more than the blander, more "realistic" look of Evolution or the brighter colour palette and zanier shark designs of World.
Ah yes, the ultraviolent jam of my misspent childhood (I definitely remember the release of this one, although I'd played the first part as far back as 2010). While Evolution and World are inarguably more expansive games with noticeably-better controls (steering the shark at max size here is typically a nightmare) and the added mercy of a revive option, I nonetheless miss both this game's single-run tension (which masks the repetitiveness of the gameplay more than later instalments, which feel kind of pyrrhic once you've reached the Megalodon and become almost untouchable) and, more importantly, the oddly-appealing aesthetic of its visuals – they're not necessarily "2D" but extremely low-res and stylized CGI with limited motion and grainy shading, which gives the game a kind of quirky stop-motion feel that I'd contest suits its comically twisted premise (a shark powering through an ocean and unstoppably slaughtering everything akin to a B-movie on steroids) more than the blander, more "realistic" look of Evolution or the brighter colour palette and zanier shark designs of World.
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Am I the only one who would much rather have this one instead of hungry shark evolution?
Damn dude, i played this since i was like 12? I also played Road Warrior!
Why does it go quiet sometimes?
Give link to me please
LinK ?
How did you get this!!
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To people asking for it. Why do you want a game like this?