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By Chris Morris
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Eat people and animals in toothless arcade game.
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Hungry Shark - Part 2
Is It Any Good?
For a low-priced app, there's not a lot to complain about with HUNGRY SHARK 2, but it's not a game that's going to wind up on your most-played list. It's a fun diversion for older kids, but the gameplay gets repetitive quickly -- boiling down to keep eating or you die. The graphics are nice and the sound effects that accompany each kill are fine, but even those get old after time. It might be a fair price for two games (the first Hungry Shark comes bundled with purchase), but ultimately Hungry Shark 2 is a one-trick pony.
App Details
- Devices : iPhone , iPod Touch , iPad , Android , Kindle Fire
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- Release date : July 27, 2010
- Genre : Arcade Games
- Publisher : Future Games of London
- Version : 2.0.0
- Minimum software requirements : Android 1.5
- Last updated : July 13, 2020
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