
Jaws: Unleashed
Appaloosa Interactive · Oct 18, 2006
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Based on the monster hit Universal film series, this shark adventure game Jaws (originally known as Sole Predator) has players assume the role of the most feared predator on earth, the Great White Shark. Driven mad by human infiltration of its home waters, the shark will stop at nothing to eliminate the human threats to its existence. Armed with 3000 teeth and powered by 5000 pounds of muscle, players fight their way through 20 missions set in fully destructible environments devouring everything in their path. Set in an accurately modeled undersea world, Jaws combines high-speed action and combat in a truly unique fashion. While defending themselves from other predators and humans that wish to destroy them, players will hunt down and annihilate their victims... piece by piece.
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- Games Radar+5.0The good part of all this is, the game is very rarely boring. What’s happening onscreen is always dumb, sometimes infuriating and often crap, but there’s always something happening. You’re always being distracted, whether it’s by your hunger, a collectable number plate or a cage diver who’s totally asking for it. It’s safe, but you won’t want to go back into the water.
- GameSpot3.8A novel level of enjoyment exists in the notion of swimming up to an unsuspecting oceangoer and sinking your teeth into them, dragging them screaming beneath the waves and turning them into a midday snack. However, the novelty of said action wears off about 15 minutes into Jaws Unleashed, and without it, all you're left with is a really lousy action game that's cumbersome to play, contains not a single interesting mission over the course of its roughly 10-hour structure, and looks and sounds terribly mediocre.
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