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Hungry Shark: Night | |
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Installment No. | 4th |
Devices | iOS |
Sharks | See here |
Release Date | July, 2011 |
Preceded By | Hungry Shark Trilogy |
Succeeded By | Hungry Shark Evolution |
Hungry Shark: Night was the fourth installment of the Hungry Shark series, and an iOS exclusive. It is set in a lake at night time.
Features[]
Hungry Shark: Night is an arcade style game with sounds, graphics, and high scores all reminiscent of old arcade games. The game includes three playable sharks. The game's graphics are the first in the series to realistically represent the real life counterparts of aspects in the game. For example, the Hammerhead Shark in the game accurately resembles the real life Hammerhead Shark. The game includes, like many of the other games in the Hungry Shark series, treasures to be found. The game also includes a massive variety of prey and predators which pose threats to your shark.
Sharks[]

Hungry Shark: Night includes three playable sharks: the Hammerhead Shark, the Tiger Shark and the Great White Shark. However, only the Tiger Shark is playable at the start of the game. The Hammerhead Shark and the Great White Shark must be purchased with real money. It was once possible to watch videos to get the other sharks and gadgets, however this is no longer possible.
Hungry Shark Night Gameplay-0
Gameplay.
Differences from preceding installments[]
- Some entities replace other entities from previous games.
- Explosive barrels replace mines.
- Ducks replace pelicans.
- Golden fish replace turtles.
- Some creatures are included in addition to the creatures from the previous instalments
- The shark's death sound effect is changed.
- The possibility to play with various sharks is added.
Trivia[]
- It is advertised as Shark Night 3D.
- None of the playable sharks can actually survive in freshwater, like the bull shark can.
- This game has the second least sharks. Hungry Shark Trilogy takes the record, as it only has one single shark that can be used.
- This game is set during the night, as well as the South China Sea map in Hungry Shark World, the Titanic Map in Hungry Shark Evolution, and the normal world occasionally in Hungry Shark Evolution.
- This game is no longer available in the App Store.
- This game was released in a movie universe, based on Shark Night. Shark Night was a movie released in 2011 with the same premise - shark in a lake hunts humans.