Shark Species

In Depth, the shark's goal is to kill the  divers   and prevent  S.T.E.V.E   from escaping with the loot. Sharks can adapt to different conditions by receiving and spending  evolution points   gained by killing  divers. See: Shark Gameplay Basics

Upon release, Depth began with a single shark: the great white. Since then it has added a number of new sharks, each with unique playstyles and abilities, making a total of six to choose from.

Great White
The Great White is as large as he is dangerous. Being both slow moving and hard hitting the Great White will continue his onslaught as bullets and spears sail his way.

Tiger
The Tiger is a real man eater, and his striped hide makes him hard to spot. With a solid build and powerful muscles, the Tiger is adaptable to a wide variety of strategies ranging from hit-and-run to all out aggression.

Mako
The Mako may be a smaller shark, but don't let that trick you; he's fast as hell and twice as mean. With a sleek but fragile frame the Mako is built for speed and agility.

Hammerhead
The Great Hammerhead fights tooth and nail as he thrashes and bashes prey to a crimson pulp. Unique to the Hammerhead is the ability to passively crush enemies, fast and direct hits into any solid object will cause prey in his jaws to take damage proportional to the force.

Thresher
The Thresher doesn't look notably dangerous with its unassuming jaws, however its true weapon is a long, blade-like tail capable of lacerating and disorienting multiple prey at once.

Bull
The Bull shark is a medium threat with an anger problem, making it an aggressive and unpredictable foe. Though it lacks immediate force, the Bull's true strength lies in its ability to Enrage, temporarily becoming one of the strongest beasts in the sea.