The Great White Destroyer, produced by Brent Anderson and Backyard Ninja Design is a totally gory PC game. It provokes two reactions: either you will love it or hate it. Players with a destroyer soul will fall in love with the massive carnage and the peace lover will be terrified and not want to play.

To start The great white destroyer you have an awful long wait time, something like  3 minutes before you arrive in the main menu (without the introduction video). When the game finally begins you can watch the mysterious and frightening intro, all is dark and a husky voice speaks to you, explaining where are you and what are you are doing here. So it turns out, you’re a shark, you can choose between the normal levels or the challenge mode. You have 12 levels and 20 challenges, and everyone can play in 4 different modes: easy, normal, hard and deadly. The goal of the game is to eat the most fish and swimmers as possible and destroy everything you can (boats, jet-ski,etc).

You are able to jump from the sea to catch gulls as well. The more you attack and more you eat the more dangerous you are and more damage you do. When you change colors and turn dark red, it means you are the beast, nobody can escape you, nothing resists, nobody can hit you, you are almost invincible. In the challenge mode the game is a little different, you fight against other sea monsters that are armed and dangerous. Your goal? Well you must kill them, of course. When you finish a level, one of my favorite animations, your shark is vomiting everything he ate during the level and so you can see your score.

A few words about the graphics, only a few because there is not a lot to say, there aren’t many decorations or many characters, the most important is you, a crazy shark, and some fish and people who you should eat fast as you can. They are not really developed, the illustrations are crude but funny, and the animations save the game. The shark’s mouth which opens and closes without interruption is huge and can do extraordinary amounts of damage. When you eat somebody you can see the rest of his body slowly sinking to the bottom …it is funny, but nothing extraordinary neither.