Hungry Shark Evolution Ubisoft We're the Official game for Shark Week - live every week like it's Shark Week! Take control of a very Hungry Shark and … Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsWe're the Official game for Shark Week - live every week like it's Shark Week! Take control of a very Hungry Shark and go on a frantic ocean rampage, surviving as long as possible by eating everything and everyone in your way! Explore a beautiful underwater world and evolve iconic sharks like the Great White and Megalodon! In this action-packed aquatic adventure you can: • Unlock more than a dozen unique sharks and other fintastic creatures • Explore an open world both above and below the waves • Enjoy jawsome 3D graphics and sound effects • Discover and devour mysterious creatures of the deep • Recruit Baby Sharks to boost your predatory powers • Equip awesome accessories like Lasers, Jetpacks and Top Hats! • Find and collect sunken Bonus Objects • Sink your teeth into loads of challenging missions • Activate Gold Rush to survive longer and score higher • Take part in regular in-game events and win limited edition prizes • Attack with intuitive touch or tilt controls • Play offline wherever you are – no Wi-Fi needed! • Synchronize your game easily across iOS devices. Hungry Shark Evolution is regularly updated with new features, content and challenges to keep you hooked! THIS GAME IS ONLY COMPATIBLE WITH devices running iOS 12.0 or later. This game contains advertising. Advertising is disabled if you make any purchase. Like on Facebook: https://hungryshark.co/FacebookPage Follow on X @Hungry_Shark Subscribe on YouTube: https://ubi.li/HS_YT Join us on Instagram: Instagram @hungryshark Need support? Have some feedback for us? Contact us here: https://support.ubi.com Privacy Policy: https://legal.ubi.com/privacypolicy/ Terms of Use: https://legal.ubi.com/termsofuse/ Information Seller:Ubisoft Genre:Action, Arcade Release:Oct 24, 2012 Updated:Aug 06, 2024 Version:11.7.2 Size:424.7 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (3) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal choocs Member Mar 30, 2012 21 0 1 #2 choocs, Oct 27, 2012 Really enjoyed the original Hungry Shark. Anyone know if this is a fitting sequel? Looks to be a steal at 99 cents. Fallen_Grace Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2012 239 0 0 #3 Fallen_Grace, Oct 27, 2012 I see this went on sale yesterday,but I'm wondering how different it is from the previous one,and whether the IAP (I see the option to buy gems and coins) is intrusive. bigrand1 Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2010 4,968 7 38 Geriatric Party Animal California, USA #4 bigrand1, Oct 27, 2012 Gonna give it a go. If the IAP is a problem, I'll delete it. Really liked the first games. Fallen_Grace Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2012 239 0 0 #5 Fallen_Grace, Oct 27, 2012 Let us know please mate,so that we know if it's worth it or not choocs Member Mar 30, 2012 21 0 1 #6 choocs, Oct 28, 2012 There are some on the Facebook page saying there are no touch controls. Bummer. However FGOL is working on it. mrbiggles Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2012 3,691 0 0 Like retired USA #7 mrbiggles, Oct 28, 2012 wait 4 wait for the FREE sale, since all there games are free...iap can suck too got my .99 cents to buy GTA 3 or Chinatown HD Fallen_Grace Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2012 239 0 0 #8 Fallen_Grace, Oct 28, 2012 No touch controls is a big negative for me,so hopefully it'd be implemented soon. Any words on IAP and/or general game quality? VirtualBoyFreak Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Apr 26, 2011 4,801 85 48 Spain #9 VirtualBoyFreak, Oct 28, 2012 No touch controls? Doh, I'll pass. Also, it is not clear if the two game currencies can be achieved in-game or if one of them is IAP only. The description says "Complete missions and find treasure to earn coins and gems", so supposedly you can get both in-game... BeefJerky Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2009 392 1 0 #10 BeefJerky, Oct 28, 2012 I gave this a go. It looks lovely, far prettier than the previous Hungry Shark games. I find the movement to be a little step down at first though - boost is barely noticeable and the shark is slow and not very smooth. But I think this is because you're supposed to upgrade your shark to improve its abilities. You get coins etc in game (which feels a bit odd to be honest) or can buy currency through IAP. So far, it doesn't seem too stingy with the in-game rewards and yet still the need for these upgrades undermines the game in my opinion. Even just one bout of upgrades shows me that your performance is greatly limited by the state of your shark. I'll admit I'm not a fan of 'currency' and upgrade style IAPs so I'll often approach this with negativity but some other games do this better where they feel much more like optional added bonuses. It's optional here too of course but still at the core of the game, and that seems to alter the nature of this game in a way that just doesn't contribute positively in my opinion. IAP aside, it looks lovely and the layout of the places I have been works great. There is the usual Hungry Shark fun to be had here. Fallen_Grace Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2012 239 0 0 #11 Fallen_Grace, Oct 28, 2012 Thank you for the review mate,could you explain the "gem" part of the IAP? Also,how are the controls,since it was said that there's no touch controls available,I guess it's all about tilt? BeefJerky Well-Known Member Jun 4, 2009 392 1 0 #12 BeefJerky, Oct 28, 2012 That's right, it's tilt controls and they're actually pretty good. I wouldn't be a huge fan of tilt controls but I have find they have always worked well in the Hungry Shark games, even on iPad where tilting is a bigger deal. The gems basically seem to be continues. I had more than three right at the start I think so was able to continue straight away. That's one way the whole nature of the game has changed - in previous games, your play was limited by your own performance. Now with gems you can keep on going. That may not be a bad thing in itself depending on your play style I suppose but it does take away from what was once a level playing field. Still enjoyable to play though - it doesn't take away from the fun of just swimming around eating stuff! Fallen_Grace Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2012 239 0 0 #13 Fallen_Grace, Oct 28, 2012 Thanks for the feedback mate,much appreciated wiesse Well-Known Member Dec 6, 2008 307 0 0 #14 wiesse, Oct 29, 2012 I bought this today and it is an upgrade in every way to the original (three). The game pacing is slower. The IAP are non-intrusive so far. There are 5 sharks to play, I have unlocked the first three in a day. Soooo much nicer looking. With no hesitation, I would recommend getting this for anyone who liked the first three. GSJ1977 Well-Known Member Jul 6, 2012 210 0 0 #15 GSJ1977, Oct 29, 2012 Very informative post, much appreciated. mattll Well-Known Member Apr 9, 2009 1,976 1 38 bavaria #16 mattll, Oct 29, 2012 i really liked the first 3 parts but i am on the fence about this one the iApp thing aint to cool and i think that it may go free in a few days/weeks maybe picking in about if it doesnt til then bigrand1 Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2010 4,968 7 38 Geriatric Party Animal California, USA #17 bigrand1, Oct 29, 2012 I've been playing this one a while and I really like it! You seem a bit stiff at first but after you level-up to the next sharks, things definitely pick up. The touch controls work great with this kind of game and you have no trouble maneuvering around at all! The IAP for me is always a concern, but here, you pick up coins with some of your 'meals' at a good clip and I've not spent a dime on anything at all! You use your coins to help improve your bite and boost, etc. At first you get a few gems, which allow you to continue after dying, but after that you're on your own unless you buy them. So far I haven't earned those in-game, maybe later you can, I don't know yet. They can be really expensive, too. Say you wanna just get a Great White shark right away, and you'll have to pay literally $50 for 900 gems. Think the shark costs 750 gems. Forget it. Leveling up is easy enough although it kind of IS a grind, but it's fun, so it's not an issue. Graphics are crisp and better than before, and it's satisfying when you eat a swimmer or jam up on the beach to narf down unsuspecting beachgoer and hear them let out their blood-curdling screams! Good game! I recommend it if you like this kind of thing. VirtualBoyFreak Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Apr 26, 2011 4,801 85 48 Spain #18 VirtualBoyFreak, Oct 29, 2012 Is the touch-control update live? I read somewhere that this was tilt-only... bigrand1 Well-Known Member Apr 23, 2010 4,968 7 38 Geriatric Party Animal California, USA #19 bigrand1, Oct 29, 2012 Haven't heard anything about touch controls! Fallen_Grace Well-Known Member Aug 15, 2012 239 0 0 #20 Fallen_Grace, Oct 30, 2012 According to Facebook "they're working on it". (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Really enjoyed the original Hungry Shark. Anyone know if this is a fitting sequel? Looks to be a steal at 99 cents.
I see this went on sale yesterday,but I'm wondering how different it is from the previous one,and whether the IAP (I see the option to buy gems and coins) is intrusive.
There are some on the Facebook page saying there are no touch controls. Bummer. However FGOL is working on it.
wait 4 wait for the FREE sale, since all there games are free...iap can suck too got my .99 cents to buy GTA 3 or Chinatown HD
No touch controls is a big negative for me,so hopefully it'd be implemented soon. Any words on IAP and/or general game quality?
No touch controls? Doh, I'll pass. Also, it is not clear if the two game currencies can be achieved in-game or if one of them is IAP only. The description says "Complete missions and find treasure to earn coins and gems", so supposedly you can get both in-game...
I gave this a go. It looks lovely, far prettier than the previous Hungry Shark games. I find the movement to be a little step down at first though - boost is barely noticeable and the shark is slow and not very smooth. But I think this is because you're supposed to upgrade your shark to improve its abilities. You get coins etc in game (which feels a bit odd to be honest) or can buy currency through IAP. So far, it doesn't seem too stingy with the in-game rewards and yet still the need for these upgrades undermines the game in my opinion. Even just one bout of upgrades shows me that your performance is greatly limited by the state of your shark. I'll admit I'm not a fan of 'currency' and upgrade style IAPs so I'll often approach this with negativity but some other games do this better where they feel much more like optional added bonuses. It's optional here too of course but still at the core of the game, and that seems to alter the nature of this game in a way that just doesn't contribute positively in my opinion. IAP aside, it looks lovely and the layout of the places I have been works great. There is the usual Hungry Shark fun to be had here.
Thank you for the review mate,could you explain the "gem" part of the IAP? Also,how are the controls,since it was said that there's no touch controls available,I guess it's all about tilt?
That's right, it's tilt controls and they're actually pretty good. I wouldn't be a huge fan of tilt controls but I have find they have always worked well in the Hungry Shark games, even on iPad where tilting is a bigger deal. The gems basically seem to be continues. I had more than three right at the start I think so was able to continue straight away. That's one way the whole nature of the game has changed - in previous games, your play was limited by your own performance. Now with gems you can keep on going. That may not be a bad thing in itself depending on your play style I suppose but it does take away from what was once a level playing field. Still enjoyable to play though - it doesn't take away from the fun of just swimming around eating stuff!
I bought this today and it is an upgrade in every way to the original (three). The game pacing is slower. The IAP are non-intrusive so far. There are 5 sharks to play, I have unlocked the first three in a day. Soooo much nicer looking. With no hesitation, I would recommend getting this for anyone who liked the first three.
i really liked the first 3 parts but i am on the fence about this one the iApp thing aint to cool and i think that it may go free in a few days/weeks maybe picking in about if it doesnt til then
I've been playing this one a while and I really like it! You seem a bit stiff at first but after you level-up to the next sharks, things definitely pick up. The touch controls work great with this kind of game and you have no trouble maneuvering around at all! The IAP for me is always a concern, but here, you pick up coins with some of your 'meals' at a good clip and I've not spent a dime on anything at all! You use your coins to help improve your bite and boost, etc. At first you get a few gems, which allow you to continue after dying, but after that you're on your own unless you buy them. So far I haven't earned those in-game, maybe later you can, I don't know yet. They can be really expensive, too. Say you wanna just get a Great White shark right away, and you'll have to pay literally $50 for 900 gems. Think the shark costs 750 gems. Forget it. Leveling up is easy enough although it kind of IS a grind, but it's fun, so it's not an issue. Graphics are crisp and better than before, and it's satisfying when you eat a swimmer or jam up on the beach to narf down unsuspecting beachgoer and hear them let out their blood-curdling screams! Good game! I recommend it if you like this kind of thing.
