I am irrationally afraid of sharks. Yes, even from the landlocked state of Utah, I get chills just thinking about the rubbery gray death tubes that are all mouth and teeth and fin. Sure, we?ve got things like mountain lions and other majestic horrifying death-dealing creatures here, but there?s just something about the shark. Perhaps it?s the emotionless beady black eyes. Or that it virtually owns the depths of the water (a space that is, in and of itself, also quite terrifying). Maybe it?s the fact that it does what it does without hands or appendages. Again, all mouth. But with fear comes fascination.
That fascination with these deadly predators of the sea is why we have films like Jaws, Shark Week on Discovery Channel, and one of PSVR?s first experiences was a close encounter with a shark. And now Maneater puts you in the fins of a shark, letting me become the thing I fear most. But it?s far more than just that simplistic experience. Tripwire went above and beyond to create an entire?shall we call it ?open-water shark RPG.? Maneater is the Grand Theft Auto of shark games; silly and campy, yet somehow also serious and realistic" It balances its elements well, never feeling like it?s trying too hard to be over-the-top.
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