Loan Shark is a game I have long wanted to play since I read about it on PC, and I am currently reviewing Xbox ( you will see it soon), and will now be out on PlayStation. In fact, depending on where you live, it is probably live now. Enjoy the details and the Xbox launch trailer below. ( I can’t find one for PS5)
In Loan Shark, players step into the worn boots of an indebted angler trapped in a cycle of obligation he cannot escape. A single night at sea, meant to be routine, becomes something else entirely. The water feels heavier. The silence stretches. And when the nets finally come up, they carry more than fish.
That is when you meet Cagliuso, a one-eyed, talking fish whose strange gift promises salvation. His offer is simple, almost reasonable. Too reasonable.
What follows is not a power fantasy, but a slow, unsettling negotiation where every gain seems to leave something behind. Time, certainty, morality — all become part of the exchange.
Drawing on classic “deal with the devil” storytelling, Loan Shark unfolds as a compact psychological horror experience focused on pressure, choice, and consequence. The sea becomes both workplace and threat, and the ticking approach of unseen creditors ensures that nothing ever feels truly safe. The horror lies less in what is shown, and more in what is implied — the sense that something is watching, waiting, and counting the cost alongside you.
Key Features
- Compact yet memorable experience — A focused narrative horror adventure, approximately 30 minutes in length
- Underwater eye-cam mechanic — Track bites from below the surface while eerie watchers lurk in the depths
- Fish & gut gameplay — Catch fish and carefully gut them under pressure, missteps have consequences
- Surreal dialogue & choices — Bargains from Cagliuso force players to weigh risk versus reward
- Time pressure & looming threats — With creditors closing in, every second counts
- Atmospheric psychological horror — A restrained, unsettling tone driven by sound design and implication
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