Maneater Is Coming to Next-Gen with 4K@60FPS, Ray Tracing; PC to Get That in Early 2022

Maneater, the 'ShARkPG' released earlier this yr past Tripwire Interactive, is coming to next-generation consoles at launch subsequently over one million units sold to appointment. The game will run at 4K and 60 FPS on Xbox Series X with ray tracing enabled, while the Xbox Series Southward is as well getting increased graphical fidelity and frame rate, co-ordinate to the printing release. The haptics feedback capabilities of the PlayStation 5'due south DualSense controller volition exist used as well.

The PC version (currently still only available through the Ballsy Games store) is likewise getting 'next-gen updates', merely only in early 2021 for some reason. More than data on these enhancements volition be shared in the coming months.

If yous're looking for more about how Maneater actually plays, wait no further than our review, where Nate scored the game vi out of 10.

Maneater isn't exactly Jaws, but information technology isn't Sharknado either. Crunching up hapless beachgoers and exploring underwater wonders is fun, even if the game's bite is often blunted by clunky controls, repetitive missions, and a myriad of technical issues. Continue with caution, but if you're into sharks and can keep your expectations in cheque, Maneater'south treacherous waters may be worth wading into.

The game tin can be rough, but over again, chomping stuff is fun in a basic lizard encephalon sort of way, and I plant the time passed surprisingly easily as I messed around. And there's a solid corporeality of messing around to be done. Maneater's campaign volition take you lot 10 to 15 hours to consummate and cleaning up every mission and collectible could take you nearly twice that long. At only $40, you're getting a pretty decent bite for your cadet.