"The shark who loses feels awful, but the shark who wins feels even worse. This is the state of shark kind; these are sharks with feelings."
This game is a TWO-PLAYER shark-fighter or something. Humans are ammo, jellyfish are rad, and mines are dangerous.
Player 1: 'W,A,D'+'Spacebar' Player 2: 'Arrow keys'+'Ctrl' ('Esc' to quit. 'R' to Restart if needed.)
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Really creative idea. Sadly I had to try and play as both sharks because no one else was around. I could see this being really fun to play with someone else
Interesting. Shark fighting game is a cool concept; the controls were a bit frustrating and it was hard to damage the other player. We died from the mines and getting both stuck in a corner.
The narrative was a bit weird and meandered a lot before getting to the actual game. More gameplay, less self-indulgence.
Cool concept served by fantastic graphics. I loved the little stick figures being dropped in the water. Was it difficult to have a continuous rotation for the sharks rather than discret positions? It makes the controls a bit difficult. Nonetheless, an impressive entry.
randoman, is the lack of control frustrating or does it add to the thrill of battle? I think it makes a certain amount of skill be necessary and more thought needed to execute attacks/moves, and I like that.
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The narrative was a bit weird and meandered a lot before getting to the actual game. More gameplay, less self-indulgence.
it would be great if you could make a computer controlled shark so I could play (forever alone) :o
Glad you noticed, meszka! Thanks!