Becoming the biggest predator of SeasManeater is the open world role-playing game of Tripwire Interactive. With the game you can experience the ultimate fantasy and play as a sea monster: a giant shark. You play like a poor beef shark with an insatiable appetite for human flesh and mutagen. Think of it as a Jaws movie, but RPG action. However, the limitation is that only the protagonist is a unanimous predator. Most of all you do is drive the shark to the victim's place;

The Maneater's Revenge of the Shark begins with a young goose in the picturesque seaside town of Port Clovis. Changing this environment will turn your diet into a local pan for people. While enjoying the party for unsuspecting swimmers, however, you are caught by the awkward Cajun shark, Scaley Pete. Not only does he carry you, but he unfortunately leaves a scar on the hard baby inside of you. All this makes the wheels move to the story; (function () {('review-app-page-desktop');}); Maneuvers open like action RPGs. You must level up so that you are strong enough to face predators that are much more difficult. You can start by eating smaller prey animals, and if different nutrients are absorbed, you can cause mutations that help you progress. Although the term is "evolution", the leveling actually gives you a shield that you can change. Some improve your health, others improve your ability or protection. However, there are some that give you other features, such as sonar dolphins or can leave you ashore; In addition to regular dinners, the Maneater also offers you the best predator combat. As you eat the food chain you will encounter different boss fights. However, this survival, eating and unanimous development did not solve many stories. After all, this game is like an ordinary, open world game. Fight series are not inspired, and there are just enough variations or depths to entice you to play more than you can chew. Despite introducing new concepts, Maneater is a fast-paced game. This is a very short RPG with incomplete execution. There is not enough opportunity for games to reach the non-stop bombing Megashark status. This story doesn't help the game campaign either, as the theme to be played is quite controversial. Overall, it may not provide a very enjoyable experience for a game with unlucky original concepts.