Shark Game, the incremental by Cirrial
This Shark Game is not Shark.io. Cirrial made a single-player incremental in 2014. A later project called New Frontiers keeps a version online for free in the browser.
Classic and what followed
The original was titled The Unnamed Shark Game. Cirrial’s page at cirri.al/sharks/ says it was made across 2014 to 2016. The wiki records an August 2014 start and a stop at version 0.71 in 2016. The page is still online and asks for JavaScript. In 2020, spencers145 started Shark Game: New Frontiers, played at shark.tobot.dev and at spencers145.github.io/SharkGame. A Dev Version has lived at dev.shark.tobot.dev since July 2021. I describe New Frontiers as the slower, closer-to-classic branch and the Dev Version as the one that kept moving. “Dead Sharks Tell No Tales” does not have its own wiki entry, so I do not describe it.
What you do, and why it is not Shark.io
You collect fish in a blue ocean, recruit sharks, rays and crabs, and move through named worlds: Home, Abandoned, Chaotic, Frigid, Haven, Marine, Shrouded, Tempestuous and Violent. Prestige resets the run for a longer curve. Nobody else is in your ocean. Shark.io (the game) is PEGASUS’s 2023 multiplayer arena on Poki. The titles collide and the rules do not. Open the incremental on its own host. Open Shark.io (the game) on Poki.
FAQ
Is this the same as Shark.io?
No. Shark Game (incremental by Cirrial) is a solo idle game from 2014. Shark.io (the game) is a 2023 multiplayer arena.
Is the 2014 page still up?
Yes. cirri.al/sharks/ was still online on 10 November 2026. Updates from Cirrial stopped at v0.71 in 2016.
Related
Sources
- Shark Game Wiki — checked 2026-11-10
- Cirrial — original Shark Game — checked 2026-11-10
- New Frontiers — checked 2026-11-10