BlackOlivesMatter
Banned
found a couple reviews for y'all
Maneater announcement trailer
- Thread starter Mista
- Start date
- E3 - PC Gaming Show
Shai-Tan
Banned
Maneater: The Kotaku Review
So many games only let me play as a human. Sure, that’s fun, but it’s not really taking full advantage of games’ ability to let us be and do anything. Maneater gets it. In Maneater, I’m not a dull person—I’m a shark. A dangerous, agile, and cool shark, free to swim anywhere and eat whatever and...
kotaku.com
what I expected. Downloading now
Hydroxy
Member
Maneater review
An ecstatically violent simulation of being a fool's idea of a shark, which long outstays its welcome when stretched into a repetitive open world game.
www.rockpapershotgun.com
RPS review. Author didn't like the game.
Phunkydiabetic
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Karak
Member
The game is enjoyable and really is going to be a bit divisive. One of the things I loved was exploring, later on, ignoring some battles for awhile and finding the collectables and locations and stealing around stronger enemies.
I feel like it just needed either deeper combat and situations/upgrades OR a larger location. Its right in the middle. Then again so its its price
I feel like it just needed either deeper combat and situations/upgrades OR a larger location. Its right in the middle. Then again so its its price
Strife In a Teacup
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Yeah that's what it feels like. Kind of like a Crackdown 1 or Saints Row 2 level, but there's potential. A sequel could really expand on it. Especially if it had wide open/deep ocean beyond the gulf area. Like the WHOLE Gulf of Mexico, that'd be cool. Even if scaled down for an open world game.
obin_gam
Member
Hm... the price is really the bad thing about it, and it will be hurt because of it imo.
At $20 sure, it would seem perfectly fare, but double that for a game which sounds like a quick niche curbstomp rump, no, for $40 I would need deeper gameplay and like twice the game length., not to say the least I would need an ocean to play around in as well, not, which is in it apperantly -> invisible walls.
At $20 sure, it would seem perfectly fare, but double that for a game which sounds like a quick niche curbstomp rump, no, for $40 I would need deeper gameplay and like twice the game length., not to say the least I would need an ocean to play around in as well, not, which is in it apperantly -> invisible walls.
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GymWolf
Gold Member
on pc is 27 euros (so around 25 dollars?) with the coupon from epic store.
even lower if you buy a key from external sistes, 22 euros was the lowest price.
obin_gam
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GymWolf
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well paying less for games is one of the advantages of pc gaming, it's the same for M and Ninty.
Bryank75
Banned
Love your videos!
On topic... I used to be obsessed with sharks as a kid and since I'm just a big kid now.... I'd love to play this.
Strife In a Teacup
Member
Yup, it's a solid little game actually. Potential in a sequel.
And yeah the lock on is definitely meh. I've gotten "around it" or used to it I guess, but it's a bit annoying.
I like the fish vs. fish/animal combat.
GymWolf
Gold Member
I prefer the fights against humans, really the only times when you risk to die (when you have 4 boats shooting atyou).
Also biting someone just to shoot him against other boats with you tail is a lot of fun
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GymWolf
Gold Member
So this is how dr disrespect looks without the sunglasses...
Strife In a Teacup
Member
I prefer the fights against humans, really the only times when you risk to die (when you have 4 boats shooting atyou).
Also biting someone just to shoot him against other boats with you tail is a lot of fun
Definitely. My mind just wanders to a similar game but perhaps animal/fish centric and evolving/fighting against others. Would be a different game obviously, but this game makes me want something like that.
Like Maneater X Ancestors. That'd be cool. Like a prehistoric megalodon game, with evolving and some liberties taken for fun/game reasons.
ClanOfNone
Member
I caved and bought this, damn you quarantine. It is fun, definitely a throw back to a style of game from the ps2 era.
$40 is a bit steep for what's on offer here, but leaping on the beach and eating people is pretty entertaining.
ProTip for early on: If you can get the gators to follow you into one of the "safe" grotto zones, you can tear them to pieces and they won't attack back in there.
$40 is a bit steep for what's on offer here, but leaping on the beach and eating people is pretty entertaining.
ProTip for early on: If you can get the gators to follow you into one of the "safe" grotto zones, you can tear them to pieces and they won't attack back in there.
GymWolf
Gold Member
maybe you understood my post wrong, i was talking about the humans inside maneater.
and i love fighting animals too, they are just too easy and the lock on show all his limits when you fight them.
yeah the megalodon game it's a great idea.
Strife In a Teacup
Member
No, I know what you meant. Actually yeah fighting the human hunters is cool, eating people is a bit whatever since they're just basically big seals. It'd be cool if the regular humans would randomly do other things as well, or just pull out a gun. Like GTA or Saints Row. Would make it even more whacky and unpredictable.
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Woo-Fu
Banned
12 hours, 100%, 0 deaths(game is easy).
I really liked it but think it should probably be $30 instead of $40. With zero replayability and no multiplayer this is a one and done experience. Most of that experience is doing the same handful of activities over and over again, some of which are interesting and some of which are not.
Environments are great, sound is good, love Chris Parnell doing the narration.
Gameplay isn't very deep. I mean it's a shark, there's not a lot to work with there. 3 gear sets, multiple organ choices, enough to feel like you've customized your shark to your playstyle but not enough to warrant playing through it again with different choices.
tldr; I really liked it because I like exploration games but I wouldn't recommend it to other people at the current price.
I really liked it but think it should probably be $30 instead of $40. With zero replayability and no multiplayer this is a one and done experience. Most of that experience is doing the same handful of activities over and over again, some of which are interesting and some of which are not.
Environments are great, sound is good, love Chris Parnell doing the narration.
Gameplay isn't very deep. I mean it's a shark, there's not a lot to work with there. 3 gear sets, multiple organ choices, enough to feel like you've customized your shark to your playstyle but not enough to warrant playing through it again with different choices.
tldr; I really liked it because I like exploration games but I wouldn't recommend it to other people at the current price.
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NXGamer
Member
Thank you, the game is good with a real high FUN factor.
I have the PC version and will covering it this week.
Barry Curtains
Member
Man, I really wanna play this. Everything about it looks hella fun! I'm probably gonna grab a PS4 copy, because Tim's Tencent store gives me the creeps.
GreenAlien
Member
I'm gonna wait a bit before I give this a go.. Apparently, the developer is pretty passionate about this and wants to improve it quite a bit.. Might just be bug fixes, might be new free features or DLC... anyway, it's not running away..
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EverydayBeast
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Could be fun if it fails it wouldn't surprise me