Hungry Shark World
Hungry Shark World is Future Games of London’s 2016 follow-up, published by Ubisoft. Phones play it free with purchases. The 2018 console edition is a paid game on PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
Phone app versus couch edition
World keeps the bite-and-grow fantasy and changes the economy. The wiki describes tiered shark sizes, missions, and three separate currencies. That is the split I use when someone asks whether to stay on Evolution: Evolution has the longer historical roster, World has the newer production and a controller version. PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Switch received the paid edition in 2018, with backward compatibility on newer PlayStation and Xbox hardware distinguished from a separate native release. I do not copy a sale price, because the phone app’s gem packs move by region and the console sticker is a different product.
How many places
One paragraph of the wiki says the game has four different locations. A menu caption on the same wiki says five locations. These are two different statements inside the same source, rather than independent confirmation of a fixed count. They remain a four-versus-five discrepancy; no inferred extra location is added here.
Shark size grades run from small starters up through oversized tiers. The wiki’s size ladder is the reference I trust more than a YouTube thumbnail that crops a shark to fill the frame. Google Play’s icon is the thumbnail on this page.
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FAQ
Is Hungry Shark World on Nintendo Switch?
Yes. The console edition shipped in 2018 and includes Switch along with PlayStation and Xbox.
Is the phone version the same purchase as the console version?
No. Phones are free with purchases. Consoles are a paid edition.
Related
Sources
- Google Play — Hungry Shark World — checked 2026-11-10
- App Store — Hungry Shark World — checked 2026-11-10
- Hungry Shark Wiki — World — checked 2026-11-10
- Wikipedia — Hungry Shark — checked 2026-11-10
- YouTube — Ubisoft trailer — checked 2026-11-10