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• gamedeal user

  Dec 12, 2014

  Depth? more like heart attack simulator 2015. if the idea of you squealing like a girl, as a 20 ft 2 ton prehistoric killing machine thrashes you about as if you were its personal chew toy sounds like fun. then you're in luck! depth has such features as: * dark environments where divers suffer from lack of visibilty, sometimes you cant even see where your getting eaten from! * buildings to hide in! but they can be broken into, like they were built from lego that wall you camping infront of doesnt seem so safe now does it? * large open spaces! oh boy! nothing says "terror and fear" than a large open space which can occupy a shark in ANY DIRECTION * watching your friends get snatched in front of you and then being helpless to shoot back. great fun! * finally killing a shark *plundering gold plated nazi pistols because nazis were pimps. yo, *watching steve the robot struggle to get his fat ass back to the boat and finally you get to kill innocent little seals!!! what more could you want from a game 20/10 would buy again!!!
• gamedeal user

  Sep 14, 2017

  Depth is quite an interesting asymmetrical combat game, because I can't think of a lot of games that let you play as a shark, let alone a shark against other players. The game gets updated frequently, but it's mostly skins and events. New maps and new sharks are a rare thing, but when it happens, man, it feels good. There are a few game modes in this. Blood and gold is the main one. 4 divers vs. 2 sharks. Simply put, 4 divers have to escort an underwater robot named S.T.E.V.E across a bunch of different maps mostly consisting of sunken man made structures and vehicles, like a sunken oil rig, an old galleon, a destroyed tanker ship, a downed WW2 bomber, and an underwater temple. Both teams have 30 lives (Respawns, pretty much). Run out of tickets and it's game over for your team. There are 4 safes littered around the map, and it takes a while for S.T.E.V.E to crack them open. After that, S.T.E.V.E heads back to the ship, and if it reaches it, the divers win. The alternative goal is to kill all sharks too. The sharks, on the other fin, must kill all divers. Simple enough. Don't let them get back to that boat in one piece. Either that, or destroy S.T.E.V.E completely with boops, but a competent diver team will not let that happen. There are two extra game modes, but I feel like people don't really bother with them anymore, because queue times are really long. Megalodon hunt, which is basically collecting gold to upgrade your weapons to kill a single huge shark, the megalodon, and another game mode that pits a bunch of divers against each other trying to protect S.T.E.V.E. with a single shark player wrecking havok. The shark here is a minor feature, it's mostly about diver on diver combat. Visually speaking, this game looks pretty gorgeous in my opinion. I specially like the option to add underwater fauna to the game, with fish and eels and other creatures swimming around peacefully. The visual effects and lightning effects are pretty good, too. This game went for the same lootbox approach that everybody is taking nowadays, it seems, expect that you can get some for free by doing daily quests (I've opened like 40, and I always get shit, except for one time), and the ones that you purchase in the store don't need a key, unlike say, CSGO and TF2 boxes. Weapon skins are meh for me, but shark skins are quite awesome sometimes. Now, while the experience is quite fun at first, it can quickly get frustrating to some after a few hours of gameplay. Let me explain why: Being an asymmetrical combat game, balancing can be quite an issue sometimes. Even the devs admit this, stating that lower level games are dominated by divers, mid level games by sharks, and high level games are slightly diver sided, according to their data. The game mostly revolves around picking a weapon or shark evolution, and when the enemy picks an evolution or weapon to counter yours, you pick a different one to counter their counter. For divers, it's all about collecting gold and purchasing upgrades for your weapons. For sharks, it's getting kills and picking skills like a talent tree. Divers are using toxic rounds? Don't worry, you can pick placoid scales to greatly counter the effect of the toxic rounds as a shark. Sharks are using blindside and fast, hard to hit sharks? Just pick a fast firing weapon and rounds that split once they are out of the gun, greatly increasing your chances to hit them. This counter counter picking is quite tense at times, but that being said, there ARE some evolutions and weapons that feel a tad more advantageous than others. I'M LOOKING AT YOU, VOLLEYJET, YOU PIECE OF SHIT. Another problem with the game, is that the community is small. With that being said, the skill gap is HUGE between players in this game. It seems like the only ones playing this game are complete newbies that just picked up the game, and high level players that got hundreds or thousands of hours in this game. It's quite easy to see a level 5 and a level 100 in the same match for example. And this is where it gets really, really frustrating. You can be a decent mid level shark facing a full team of level 100 diver pricks with a shark teammate that barely reaches 10 played games in total, and this can quickly ruin your mood. You can also pick up the game and get roflstomped all day by high level players all day that counterpick your picks, too. Pubstomping is rather common , and I've been on both sides of it. Fun when you are on the winning side, a pain in the ass when you are on the other side. And it seems like a lot of the community would rather stomp noobs all day rather than face high level players that can put up a fight. (Myself included, sometimes, haha) That being said, I personally recommend this game. It comes with the flaws of having a small but dedicated community, but if that doesn't bother you and you are willing to take the roflstomping like a man, get good and finally roflstomp yourself, then you're gonna have lots of fun with this one.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 2, 2016

  Love this game! The community is rather small but it's one of the Nicest and most Humble ones. Half the reason i love this game so much is because all the higher ranked people willing to Teach the new players! That's also how i was taught.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 23, 2018

  [h1] What I think About Depth [/h1] Big disclaimer: this whole review is not fact, it's opinion. This review is based off sections, so you can review gameplay reviews for diver & shark respectively. Only looking to play shark or diver? This'll make it easier for you (BUT I seriously recommend playing both at some point!) [h1] Shark Gameplay Review [/h1] 1: It's easier to learn shark than diver, I'll just be straight up honest. Shark you only need to worry about accuracy for grabbing divers, and being sure to net at least two kills for every death you have; trading lives won't work! 2: Protip: Avoid bright colored skins, especially as a new player. Some skins are very reflective and will make you more visible, such as the albino skins. 3: Many sharks to play, all with unique stats and playstyles. Like to be a tanky meatshield? Try the big great white. Fast and squishy? Thresher or mako. Many ways to play. 4: There are two sharks per game, try duoing with a buddy. 5: The divers have a different POV than you; the map's always brighter for a shark than a diver, however, keep in mind they can use sonars or flares to detect your presence! TL;DR: Easy to learn, moderately challenging to master. [h1] Diver Gameplay Review [/h1] 1: Diver can be more complex; you must upkeep the team's income by looting gold, upgrading your weapons & their modifiers, as well as deployable items, like mines, turrets, detection, medkits, etc. 2: Sharks can always see you by a red outline, even through walls, so bright skins etc. don't matter. Use what looks cool to you. 3: Divers play according to the sharks they're fighting. Versus two big sharks? Try heavy barrel APS, the shotgun volleyjet, or even harpoons. Fast sharks? Try splitting ammo rounds, or auto rifles like the ADS / APS. 4: There are four divers per game, so you aren't alone. 5: Many areas and maps are very dark for you, but you have a flashlight to help. Drop detection, or use the nightvision scopes on your weapons, for increased visibility and confidence. Some areas on maps are actually bright, so use that to your advantage, always. TL;DR: Hard to learn, difficult to master. FPS veterans may not have these struggles, but keep in mind, Depth is very different in comparison to things like Overwatch or PUBG! Bullets travel differently and there's many things to keep up with (including saving your teammates!) [h1] Game Performance [/h1] Overall this game can run on a generic craptop or a gaming PC. Having higher settings isn't always better; adjust the graphics to ensure you limit lag! You get no advantage by the game looking nicer, only cutting your lag down! I use a GTX960M and can run fully maxed settings smoothly. Don't let the graphics intimidate you that much, it's actually very well handled on a variety of setups! If you play shark, having a headset isn't required, but it's better than speakers. Why? You need to hear when the divers set down sonars, mines, or zip by on a DPV. Directional sound is key. As a diver, surround sound headsets are VERY VERY RECOMMENDED! Hearing the direction of the sharks is key to killing them before they kill you! You can hear them lunging or sprinting around you with a surround sound headset. [h1] Last Thing: Is Development Dead? [/h1] This game still actively does events, release community content, and make new weapons or sharks to play. Updates aren't frequent because they come out in one, big patch, versus smaller ones. The game's not dead, and the community is alive! Diver queues may take up to a minute or less, and shark around 4 or 5. [h1] Heartwing's Advice [/h1] If you are interested and buy this game, I recommend joining us in the Depth Clique. It's a Discord & Steam group made for Depth; you can place reports in the Steam community, say you meet unsavory players, to better the gameplay experience for everyone. The Discord is open to help new players, and has a LFG channel if you want to find people to play with you. Links to the Discord are on my profile, and I'm part of the Steam group. I hope you enjoy the game as much as I do! ~ Heartwing, Depth Fan.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 6, 2015

  It's like Evolve, except it's more entertaining and it costs significantly less money.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 28, 2015

  Fun...but... Game is hard.[spoiler]and slightly barebones[/spoiler] This could be one of those MP games you invest a lot of time in. OR just another one to "OOOH" at for a few hours before you lose interest like always. That's a broad statement, I say it because this game has endless replayability without a ton of variety or incentive to invest so much time. It will take a little bit to unlock everything but once youve used the first couple guns/upgrades and played the one single popular gamemode, you've experienced almost everything to offer. There arent any skins or nameplates, nothing for those mindless unlocks we all crave... However, that isnt anything to gripe about. in-fact, there's nearly nothing to complain about with this game. It just works, and its fun. It's a very unique and smooth experience. It has endless replayability because its an online MP of freaking sharks vs. divers deathmatch. Thats enough to give it a try imo. Being a shark feels almost like playing L4D as a special zombie in vs mode. And well, being a diver feels like youre going to need therapy if you ever want to go to the ocean again. It's incredibly fun on both sides, and a lot more enjoyable than id thought on the divers side. -Although there isnt a huge arsenal at your disposal and you will often play the same loadout through different matches, each gun feels unique and can be upgraded with poison, bleed, tracker, ect. The equipment(similarly limited and unique) also makes up for it. -There are about 9 or so maps and they all look really good and are fun to explore. A lot of detail was put into this games scenery. You wont often be off exploring, but you will be looking for treasure more and more as you get better, so it takes a while before a map loses its luster. Even tho the game is about sharks vs divers, the game mode is about treasure-hunting and it doesnt feel like that most of the time. There is no voice acting, or any events happening, the environment is all static and nothing really changes. All of the treasure you find is the same crap all painted gold, scattered around aimlessly. i just wish it was more..eventful ABOUT THE GAME: There is pretty much only 1 game mode.. [spoiler]there is also another neglected one nobody plays[/spoiler] -each team has a set amount of tickets(spawns/lives). -[4 divers] scour the map for loose treasure, whilest following a bot that travels around the map occasionally stopping to crack a safe. You gather loot to gain money to buy/upgrade weapons/equipment. -[2 sharks] must hassle the divers as much as possible, trying to kill enough of them before time runs out and they end their treasure-hunt. You kill for points to upgrade your shark with perks. id give it 7/10 - good panic attack sim playing with friends would make this twice as fun.
• gamedeal user

  May 24, 2015

  Over 2000 hours now. Most people by now would say that I don't have a life. But in fact, it's quite the opposite. I love Depth not only for the gameplay, but for its developers. Digital Confectioners is an awesome company with really friendly and dedicated people. I became friends with several of them and eventually landed a contract with them. Now I'm not playing the game as much, but I'm doing something that I believe is worthwhile. Helping these developers to continue releasing new content to Depth. And trust me, it doesn't stop coming.
• gamedeal user

  May 30, 2015

  Depth is a LOT of fun, especially with friends you know. I'm not the best at reviews but eh why not give it a shot? Pros: - Concept is great. Don't know why anyone else has thought of it. - Sharks have interesting perks that coincide with their type of shark - Graphics are incredible - The audio is realistic - The music can be generally pleasing - Good for friends and family alike - You can adjust the sensitivity of both diver AND shark - The game's updated frequently - Creates an always tense atmosphere Cons: - Servers tend to lag occasionally - It takes SO much longer to find the servers in the most recent updates - My automatics don't do any damage at all to the sharks (even though it used to easily) - The music on the menu screen can get irritating after waiting for a game for so long - It takes less time to queue as a diver than it is for either or shark - It doesn't match you with your skill levels what-so-ever - Steam overlay lags - Menu chat lags Other than that it's an exceptional game and I recommend it for anyone, as long as you don't have a fear of oceans and sharks you're all good heh.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 9, 2023

  this game is too good to die. PLEASE make it free
• gamedeal user

  Sep 4, 2020

  Devs haven't balanced this game in years. Playerbase is dying because of it. Toxic rounds are a joke. It's a real shame, loved this game on launch. Devs just want to add skins and totally ignore all of the glaring issues with maps balance, weapon balance, and even shark balance. It's gonna be dead soon, don't buy it.