- Steam pricePrice
Unknown until release
- Players
- 2 - 4
- Release
- November 26, 2026Upcoming
- Session GoalsGoals
- Modes
- Platforms
How co-op works
Online co-op simulation where partners coordinate shop duties, scrub whales, and secretly prepare kidnapped fish for sale while dodging Fish Police investigations.
About this game
Shark Mart casts players as undercover sharks posing as helpful dolphins, running a seemingly legitimate shop while carrying out a sinister side business. The premise blends absurdist humor with tense multitasking as the storefront serves as both a public-facing operation and a covert kidnapping scheme. Every customer interaction carries the risk of discovery.
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Cooperative partners juggle serving legitimate customers, scrubbing whales as part of the shop's services, and discreetly capturing unsuspecting fish to cook into secret menu items. Coordination is essential: one partner might handle the counter while the other manages the kitchen, but both must stay alert to the Fish Police who patrol looking for evidence of the sharks' true nature. Miscommunication or slow reactions can blow the entire cover.
The escalating threat from law enforcement adds pressure to each session, rewarding teams that develop efficient routines and clear callouts. The cartoonish setting contrasts with the frantic communication and split-second decisions required to maintain the ruse, making it a test of both cooperative timing and nerve under scrutiny.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does co-op work in Shark Mart?
Shark Mart supports online co-op where you and your partner run the shop together as disguised sharks. You'll need to divide responsibilities-like one player handling the counter while the other manages the kitchen-and communicate constantly to juggle serving customers, scrubbing whales, secretly kidnapping fish, and avoiding the Fish Police.
What happens if the Fish Police catch us?
The Fish Police patrol looking for evidence that you're actually sharks, not friendly dolphins. If you mess up-through slow reactions, poor coordination, or visible mistakes-they can expose your cover and blow the whole operation. Staying undetected requires quick teamwork and careful timing.
Do we need voice chat or good communication to play this?
Yes, strong communication is essential. The game is built around frantic multitasking under pressure-coordinating who's doing what, calling out threats, and reacting quickly when the Fish Police show up. Teams that develop efficient routines and clear callouts will handle the chaos much better.
Is this game just managing a shop, or is there more to it?
It's much more than standard shop management. While you do serve legitimate customers and provide services like whale scrubbing, you're also secretly kidnapping fish to cook into hidden menu items-all while maintaining your dolphin disguise. The absurd premise creates constant tension between running a normal business and operating a covert criminal enterprise.



































