Is Shark Simulator free?

Shark Simulator is free to play.

Who made Shark Simulator, and when did it come out?

It was developed by Aerilon Studios and published by Aerilon Studios, released on November 22, 2017.

What should I play if I like Shark Simulator?

Our closest match is Nature Calls, and you can see more games like Shark Simulator here.

Shark Simulator - Gameplay, Reviews & Similar Games

Shark Simulator

You play as Ed, a shark causing mayhem around a paradise island. Roam between the water and the island’s surface, where tourists, vehicles, and buildings can become part of your rampage. Bite and eat people, move or wreck objects, and provoke police pursuit as your trouble escalates. The game is a freeform physics sandbox centered on creating chaos rather than following a stated story. Earn money through your actions and spend it in shops on shark customization, upgrades, equipment, and weapons. You have a health bar and can use first-aid kits to recover; police can hunt and kill you.

Play as Ed the shark, hunt tourists and wreck a paradise island while evading police and buying gear with the money you earn.

Released 22 Nov 2017

88%positive of
638 player reviews

Free

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Simulation

Action

Players Praise Most

Absurd Shark Chaos
Police Pursuits
Shark Upgrades
Casual Short Sessions

Common Player Critiques

Awkward Shark Controls
Repetitive Activities
Physics And Bugs
Frame-Rate Drops

88%

positive of 638 player reviews

You play as Ed, a shark causing mayhem around a paradise island. Roam between the water and the island’s surface, where tourists, vehicles, and buildings can become part of your rampage.

Bite and eat people, move or wreck objects, and provoke police pursuit as your trouble escalates. The game is a freeform physics sandbox centered on creating chaos rather than following a stated story.

Earn money through your actions and spend it in shops on shark customization, upgrades, equipment, and weapons. You have a health bar and can use first-aid kits to recover; police can hunt and kill you.

The supplied reviews are mixed. Players who enjoy the game often describe its shark rampages as silly, chaotic entertainment, especially when police pursuit adds to the mayhem. Some also appreciate customizing and upgrading the shark. Other reviewers find the activities repetitive and criticize the controls, physics, bugs, or performance.