Maneater Standard Edition - Xbox One

This game is fun as can be, the physics work really well and the graphics are not bad at all. Controls are easy enough. Different kind of game that is for sure. Plenty of fun to be had for all. Enjoy

A shark game about revenge. Bloody, fun, and a streamlined experience. If you want a long game that'll take you months to complete look elsewhere. You'll probably finish it in a weekend. If there's a shark game, I've played it. JAWS Unleashed, depth, even hungry shark. I have been craving another shark game for a long time and this is perfect for that. It feels great swimming around, and just eating everything in your path. The customization aspects as you get further are pretty cool too, and you'll love the small easter eggs if you are a deep silver fan. Be on the lookout Metro players. My only reason for giving it one less star is it does start to get repetitive. You'll enjoy it more if you make yourself stop after 3-4 hours and then come back to it if you are trying to 100% it. The graphics were ok. I really wish that after eating something, the blood and guts stayed longer in the water. Kind of a weird thing but I felt things disappeared to quickly. Overall, completely worth it to play something that finally offers something creative and different.

I thought this game was really fun. It is kind of a breath of fresh air when there are so many similar video games. It took me 15hrs to 100% but I enjoyed every minute. I suppose it could get a little repetitive doing some of the side quests but it was fun exploring all the new areas so it kept me interested. There is a story which Isn’t deep but was still fun to watch play out and I loved all the narration from Chris Parnell. As a side note, If you try to 100% the game, you have to open at least one of the large gates that connect areas. There are 3 total. You do so by jumping out of the water and hitting the gate switch with your tail whip. That was needed for the final xbox achievement.

If Jaws Unleashed and Gta had a kid, its this game. Its intense, addictive. sometimes a bit repetitive but doesn't take away from the game.

This SHARK-PG game was one of my favorite games to play over this summer. The game is set up like a Shark Week special one could watch on cable tv. Playing as the shark is both exciting and rewarding. I particularly loved leveling up my shark, adding her upgrades, and learning new techniques to chow down on the pedestrians and other aquatic denizens. This game plays in a pseudo sandbox mode and provides a fair 10-20 hours of gameplay.