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Maneater

Blindside Interactive · May 22, 2020

PC · PS5 · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

Mature

About

You were cut from your mother\'s body and left to die in the unforgiving waters of the Gulf Coast. Your only tools are your wits, your jaws, and an uncanny ability to evolve as you feed. Anything and everything is on the menu... provided you kill it before it kills you.

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 7.1 (39 critics) · Gamer 9.4

7.9

PlayStation 5

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.9

Xbox Series X|S

No critic reviews yet · Gamer 8.2

PlayStation 4

Critic 7.0 (29 critics) · Gamer 8.9

7.7

Xbox One

Critic 7.3 (30 critics) · Gamer 8.5

7.7

Nintendo Switch

Critic 6.9 (18 critics) · Gamer 9.2

7.8

Critic reviews

  • Gaming Trend

    Devo · Jun 25, 2021

    8.0
    The submarine scenery is still delightful and offers much to see and there are plenty of things to occupy yourself with if you want to swim off and do your own thing rather than chomping through the story as quickly as possible.
  • ZTGD

    Anthony Mann · Jun 01, 2021

    7.5
    Maneater is still paced oddly with the game generally starting off as more of a challenge and ending with an overpowered shark that has little to fear (an issue I think any game dealing with an evolving animal is going to come across). The combat, particularly the lock on system, still isn’t perfect but fun enough.

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Gamer reviews

  • Maruf Hassan

    Feb 14, 2022 · PC

    9.0

    Maneater

    Feeding Frenzy with RTX ON. After playing this game, I instantly remembered playing Feeding Frenzy an Indie Arcade game as kid. This game serves a shark on the plate, adds a detailed beautiful open world, hundreds of collectible, turns RTX ON with a great commentary on the side and sprinkles violence and blood before serving it to you. The game got one thing absolutely right which is keeping the fun elements right by mutating the shark and adding skills to it and not going after realistic stuff. The camera work feels shody during boss battles and is hard to pickup in the beginning but after a while, it grows on you as you level up. By the end of the game, you truly feel like you are at the top of the food chain wrecking havoc wherever you go.

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