Shark Dash

"Sharkee and his merry band of toy sharks were living happily in the bathtub. That is, until a bunch of mischievous ducks came along to ruin their peaceful little world. These cheaply-made rubber duckes are a little loopy from the chemicals they are made of, and now they're teasing the sharks, playing pranks like they own the place! But when the ducks kidnap Sally, Sharkee's girlfriend, that's when Sharkee and his buds have had enough! Join a wild journey to tricky bathtubs around the world, save Sally and get rid of the dimwitted ducks!"

Shark Dash is a physics based puzzle game where a shark needs to catch rubber ducks in bathtubs filled with obstacles. The shark is launched by dragging it, choosing a direction and determining the power, and then releasing it. As the shark is flung it interacts with the environment, knocking over barriers, travelling through pipes, bouncing off walls, eating ducks etc. To complete a level all ducks need to be eaten in a limited amount of moves. If a duck is released from its position, it will swim around freely and can still be eaten that way, even if the shark did not reach it initially. If the shark lands on a platform out of the water, it drowns and the level ends right away.

Shark Dash

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Up to three stars can be earned per level, for eating all ducks, for retrieving all coins in a level and for completing it in a certain amount of moves. By completing levels, coins can be earned to buy new types of sharks with different abilities, to undo moves and to retry levels. Optionally coins can be earned by watching an advertisement. Levels are unlocked gradually and take place on four continents. Levels are presented in a random order for each new game.

Personality: Scooby is a quiet, taciturn, shy, shark and Sharky's twin brother. From childhood, he read history books and was interested in what was hidden at the bottom of the bathrooms of the destroyed Ancient Rome, and therefore moved there, changing my appearance. Unlike his brother, Scooby began wearing a black diving suit, goggles, and a snorkel. Currently protecting the Bath of Ancient Rome from ducks. During the waiting animation, points the muzzle down while watching the next ducks

Sharks get a bad rap in video games. Clover Studios positioned them as bosses in Viewtiful Joe and Okami, they'd devour Tony Montana if we went for a swim in Scarface: The World is Yours, and more recently Batman punched one in the face in Arkham City. Even games that let you play as the toothy predators like New York Shark or the infamous Jaws Unleashed portrayed them as fiends terrorising the land. Thankfully, Shark Dash is here to er, dash expectations of sharks.

You see, when a shiver of sharks have been abducted by malevolent rubber duckies and imprisoned in enormous bathtubs, their salvation lies in doing what they do best; solving physics puzzles. Each stage tasks you with eating all of your waterfowl overlords by flinging sharks around like rubber bands.

In true Angry Birds fashion, a dotted line gives a rough idea of a shot's trajectory and power, but much is still left to your estimation. Extra medals (used to unlock chapters) are awarded for collecting coins and completing levels in a certain amount of moves. It's a bit like golf, only with sharks (which is the sort of thing I'd expect Bond villains would do if they ever succeeded at world domination).

The going gets tougher when new types of sharks are introduced. Sawy's serrated snout can cut chains, while Hammy can alter his dash midway with a vertical boost. Some stages include juggling multiple characters to achieve your objective.

My only criticism with Shark Dash is that you earn in-game currency at too slow a rate. Redoing a turn or skipping a level is a costly concession, which is too bad as a more forgiving model would improve the pace. While you can purchase in-game currency with real money, the cost is exorbitant. After all, sharks aren't known for their generosity.

Aside from its punishing economy, Shark Dash is a near perfect puzzler for its platform. Flinging fish around is a relaxing activity, befitting of a game set in a bathtub, while there's plenty of room to scrutinize its more sadistic systems if you're looking to ace a stage. Shark Dash may be lacking in casualties and skimpy co-ed snacks, but that doesn't mean this shark doesn't have bite.

As the father of the family, there needs to be a disaster to start any story, and here the kidnapping of your wife and child by the evil plastic ducks is the catalyst. So in a fit of rage and anger, you set out to get your family back by doing what sharks do best.

Storyboarding over, it's down to the game. To control the shark you simply slide your finger back from his body, and let go to make him jump in that direction. Just like the slingshot in a certain avian game, the distance your 'pull back' gauges the strength you put in the jump, and the direction is determined by the angle you create with your finger.

It's all rather simple, and thanks to countless games before it, very easy for users to understand what is going on. One interesting point in terms of the physics is that there is a lot of air resistance on show here. It means that your shark will quickly drop to the ground, and will slow down rather quickly. To be honest, this is perfect and feel exactly like the sort of result you would get if you were throwing a physical bath toy.

"Shark Dash", a fun iPhone application in which players guide a plastic bath toy around the tub in an effort to catch the sharks' rivals -- a group of plastic ducks, has topped the free iPhone app charts around the world. Details of this and other most downloaded free iPhone apps by country* for the week recorded on January 7 can be found below.

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Shark Dash (games)

This fun puzzle game combines the popular genre of physics puzzles with cartoon-style bath toys including 'Sharkee' who leads a group of plastic bath sharks as they attempt to get rid of the toy ducks infiltrating their waters.

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Shark Dash for Windows 8 costs $1.99, and you can get it here right now. The Windows Phone 8 version will be 99 cents, but you will of course have to wait for Wednesday. It will be available in Brazil and Korea, but not Russia and Taiwan, presumably because those two countries are extra scared of sharks.

Are you looking for a cute physics puzzler app to play with your family? Shark Dash for iPhone and iPad delights with its intuitive game design and engaging graphics. Prices at a reasonable $0.99 download from the iTunes App Store, you and your kids can bond with an iPad and a sweet shark.

Each team had to come up with an idea that would benefit the community, research how they could make it happen, design and build a prototype and present it to a team of sharks, or judges, which consisted of local STEM experts, business leaders and government officials, for the chance to win scholarship money.

I went to Tiger Beach, a popular shark feeding site in the northwestern Bahamas, to take pictures. This point is famous for the high rate of sightings of several tiger sharks as well as many lemon sharks.

Before diving, you may feel a bit uneasy about diving without a cage because of the "man eater" image. But that is only for the first few minutes. Some of the tiger sharks that show up are named Smiley, Emma, and so on, and after meeting them several times, you begin to feel a sense of familiarity with them. Some of the sharks had clearly distinguishable features, and this time, Smiley showed up almost every day.

If you follow the guide's instructions and dive according to the rules, you will find that diving in the flat sandy bottom at a depth of 5 meters is almost as safe and easy as diving on the bottom, depending on your perspective.

If you want the tiger sharks to come closer to you, the guide advised not only "don't chase them," but also "don't make eye contact with them and pretend you are not interested in them.

Tiger sharks are surprisingly sensitive and will move away from you if you make eye contact with them. So, if you don't chase after them, they will move away from you. However, if you want to get a close-up shot, he says it is best to keep your eyes averted and look at them from a slanting angle, instead of remaining still like a stone. That way, the tiger shark will think, "What is that? and then they will come closer.

I tried it. I decided to use the 45-degree viewfinder as I thought it was the best way to "avert their eyes. The 45-degree viewfinder gives the impression of averting your eyes more than a straight line of sight.

I was skeptical, but it seemed to help (?). Perhaps because of this, Tiger did not approach the housing, but rather, touched the tip of his nose to the housing where he was shooting. As I was doing so, Tiger's tooth caught the glove of my right hand, which was gripping the grip, and I involuntarily pulled my hand back in a panic. Tiger was also startled, and he stopped blinking for a moment, his eyes went white, and he moved away from my side in a bit of a hurry.

This may not be a very helpful report for the use of the 45-degree viewfinder, but many shark lovers dash to the sharks no matter what when they see them, but sharks are shy and wary creatures by nature.

If you really want to see sharks up close, they may come closer to a shy but quiet diver than to a cheerful and enthusiastic diver, thinking, "I wouldn't mind being friends with this person.

Well, I am joking about that, but from my own experience, when photographing living creatures, it is often better to avert your eyes or turn your attention away from them so that you can get closer to them.

Personally, I am looking forward to the development of a VF45 1.2x for macro photography and a straight viewfinder for even wider photography (also for targeting large objects such as dolphins that move violently).