Shark Mart — is a crazy underwater store simulator where sharks try to live among ordinary sea creatures, pretending to be the friendliest dolphins possible. Customers come for seaweed and shells, whales demand quality service, and the employees smile as if they've never eaten anyone before. However, this entire display case is only useful for one thing: quietly kidnapping customers and turning them into expensive delicacies while no one is looking. Ocean business with very strange rules There's always plenty of work to do: restocking shelves, rushing around the store, cleaning up trash, and tending to the constant stream of fish, who mustn't realize anything suspicious is going on around them. The chaos in the co-op only gets worse — one tries to restore order, another is already dragging their latest catch downstairs, and a third is panicking and covering their tracks after a police visit. A separate problem is underwater cops. They appear more and more frequently, asking awkward questions and sniffing out any oddities around the store. So, you have to quickly dispose of evidence, maintain your reputation, and simultaneously continue to run your business as if nothing happened. This whole absurdity hinges on a constant balance between running the store normally and trying not to reveal your true nature. Features of the game Online cooperative with distribution of responsibilities. Serving whales to increase customer trust. Kidnapping fish in different ways. Constant pressure from the fisheries police.