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Last Shark Standing
Shark Fin Games
October 27, 2019
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Last Shark Standing is an award winning, couch-play party game where you use your superior fishing skills to throw other players out of the arena, competing to be the last shark standing. The game features a unique hooking mechanic, hit a player and you will fling them behind you. Miss and you will be pulled to the location of your hit. Players can see where you are aiming and react accordingly, so you'll need to predict the opponent's reaction to outmaneuver them. The simple three-button control scheme makes the game easy to pick up for anyone, yet has enough depth to master.
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