Maneater is essentially a single-player RPG. You can tweak various stats, whether they deal with speed, hunter prowess, and power.
Looking at the game’s official description, the developers are giving you plenty of ways to customize your shark the further along you progress in the campaign. That’s a pretty interesting concept that should be received well. Chapter 2 - Making a Splash (Dead Horse Lake) AKA Teenage Shark. The trailer shows an ordinary shark going through the waters and then a couple of seconds later, it transforms into a fully armored fish. Chapter 1 Jambalaya (on the Bayou) (Fawtick Bayou) AKA Baby Shark. In addition to eating and exploring, it looks like your shark will be able to evolve too. We even see the shark doing aerial maneuvers in the air with its just caught prey. The trailer shows the shark coming from below and attacking unsuspecting victims like they’re rag-dolls. There are plenty of opportunities to hunt and feast. Even though you’re at the top of the food chain underneath, there are still threats above and below you’ll have to account for. As a great white, you’ll get to explore the murky depths all while stay away from various dangers. We see the user navigating around the Gulf Coast as a great white shark. A trailer was just revealed that shows this shark action up close and personal. The game is being developed by Tripwire Interactive. It’s a unique concept that we haven’t quite seen in a video game before. Instead of taking on the role of a human and swimming for safety, Maneater lets you become the shark. Well, Maneater is a game that flips the script. Most of the time, we see sharks from the perspective of humans seeing them as great threats. It’s towering in size and concerned with one thing: Hunting for food. One of the most feared sea creatures in the ocean today is the great white shark.
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