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Sharknado: The Video Game Announced For iOS Devices

Other Ocean and Majesco Entertainment have revealed that Sharknado: The Video Game is currently in development for iOS devices. The game will feature ridiculous fun that allows players to run through the streets of Manhattan with a broadsword and much more. Are you ready to jump into the water and learn more?

From the Press Release
Developer Other Ocean and publisher Majesco Entertainment Company today announced Sharknado: The Video Game is in development for iOS. Based on the upcoming sequel to the cult classic Sharknado, it's the first game developed for the IP. Designed in the popular ‘infinite runner’ genre, players assume the lead role as Fin as they race to destroy a series of shark-infested tornadoes threatening New York City.

“When Majesco approached us about making a Sharknado game, we said ‘yes’ before they’d even finished asking,” said Sharknado: The Video Game designer Frank Cifaldi. “The game we came up with is very much in the spirit of the films: ridiculous, overblown, yet oddly sincere. We can’t wait for fans to sink their teeth into it.”

In Sharknado: The Video Game, players will:

  • Run through the streets of Manhattan wielding a broadsword
  • Bounce off of the backs of tiger sharks to reach higher ground
  • Feed buckets of fish to angry sharks to avoid dying
  • Surf New York’s flooded avenues, avoiding hammerhead stampedes
  • Collect official Sharknado trading cards
  • Fly into the heart of the sharknado clutching tightly to a chainsaw

To learn more, visit the official Sharknado: The Video Game website.

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