Sharknado: The Video Game is so bad that you already knew it was going to be bad before reading anything else about it. It is preemptively bad, which is sort of amazing when you think about it. It is called “Sharknado: The Video Game.” That is honestly all you need to know. They could’ve called it “Don’t Buy This Or Bees Will Get You: This Game Is Made Of Bees” and that would sound more enticing than Sharknado: The Video Game.
Sharknado: The Video Game
Other Ocean Interactive · Jul 26, 2014
About
Tornadoes carrying hordes of hungry, bitey sharks are terrorizing New York, and only one person can stop them. Players take on the role of Sharknado hero Finley "Fin" Shepard, a former surfing champion with a love of danger and the tenacity of a superhero.
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Scores by platform
6.9
Critic reviews
- 5.5Sharknado’s ridiculous tone, tight controls, and respectful in-app purchases make it fine to play for a while. But once the novelty wears off and you play the same level (and hear the same song) dozens of times over, there’s not much left to sink your teeth into.
- 6.0Sharknado: The Video Game is a passable runner that's appeal will be measured by how long players will enjoy hitting sharks with various weapons and listening to a song that, while funny, will undoubtably get old fast.
- 6.6A paid game shouldn't be so money-grubbing, not in my book (and I'm no shark).
- Si Sharknado respecte les règles d'un endless runner, il se retrouve aussi vite emprisonné par ces mêmes règles sans chercher à les dépasser pour se renouveler. Sans défis spéciaux à réaliser, sans nouveaux décors à explorer, les requins ne sont finalement qu'un danger mineur et c'est plutôt l'ennui qu'il faut combattre.
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