Winner Shark

You grab the shark, drag it back, and fire. That’s the whole move. After that it’s walls, weird little pads, and whatever angle you committed to a second too late.

Winner Shark is a short physics puzzle. Portrait, one finger, no steering once it’s in the air. You ricochet toward the gate, try not to look stupid, and pick up stars on the way if you can actually hit them. Miss the line and you just shoot again. There isn’t a lives system. There’s you, a shark, and a slightly unfair bounce.

The main path is 60 levels. It starts on a sunny shore and gets meaner as you go — sticky coral, portals, currents, bubbles, spinning junk, walls that only break if you’re going fast enough. Five worlds, a few taller “master” stages that scroll, and medals if you actually finish the awkward stuff.

Ratings are simple. Finish the level. Grab all three stars if you want a better score. Stay under par if you want the full thing. No timer yelling at you.

The campaign is free and complete. If you want extra, Shark Control is a one-time unlock: a mid-air boost (one tap while flying, no steering, just more speed) plus 15 extra control levels. You can restore the purchase if you switch phones. That’s the only IAP. No ads, no daily gifts, no account.

It all stays on the device. Close the app and you come back to the menu, not the middle of a shot.

Pull, release, bounce, swear a little, try again.