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• gamedeal user

  Jan 3, 2022

  Do not pick up even on sale, game is abandoned, and it has some save-breaking bugs. If you do some quests in the wrong order, you can get stuck forever. No support, or future updates. Bought it for 2$, it's not even worth that unfortunately.
• Doctor Suplex

  Feb 7, 2022

  I recommend this game ONLY if you remove the DLC through the Unsumberged guide found in the guides section here. In it's original state, the game is QUITE fun and enjoyable. But with the Resubmerged update, the game is nigh unplayable. I've had a save completely remove ALL my inventory and money (this making getting any collecting achievements impossible), and quests will just break and not finish, forcing you to restart. if you're a stickler for achievement hunting, DO NOT get this game. The graphics are nice, the music is great and fitting and the gameplay is fun, but the update RUINS and BREAKS the game. Buyer beware! I forgot to mention that the dev have abandoned this game, so no more fixes will be done. NOTHING WILL EVER BE FIXED! UPDATE 11/4/22 I decided to try once more at playing the Resubmerged update and managed to complete it. I still enjoyed the game, but it still needs MAJOR fixes. Two achievements are impossible to get (no emblems to find, two locations in Sunken Coast can't be docked at), the constant small freezes, and a few weapons from the original game are missing (where is the swarm torpedo?). I still recommend this game, but ONLY at a DEEP discount (no pun intended) and ONLY if you play the UNsubmerged version, as while you are missing some interesting gameplay mechanics, it's a far more stable experience.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 3, 2017

  Yes, the controls do need some getting used too, but they are not that bad. You shouldn't expect twitch shooting controls like a lot of people for some odd reason do. You control a submarine in deep waters with currents and other stuff and the controls actually represent that rather well (for gods sake people, lead your target. Most of the time, you are just a bad shot). After a littlewhile it plays rather smooth imo. They only real problems I have at the moment is that the quest lines are not synchronized at times and that some elements in the 2d parts are not propaply placed, but these are not so bad that I'm not enjoying this game. Game looks nice, sounds amazing and after some practice, plays amazing too.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 3, 2017

  I honestly don't see why this game is getting such harsh critisism, sure the controls can be finicky but thats why you have to learn them. I personally find the visuals to be stunning, the map to be easy to understand (if you have any sense of direction) and the combat to be engaging and fruitful if your competent. I love the atmosphere and the soundtrack, combined and seperately. The game delivered what it promised and did it in an intuitive and beatiful way (and before graphics are mentioned, I happen to like the minimalistic style), the crew management makes sense and the looting feels good. This game is basically marmite, you either love it or hate it. Just don't kick it down and scare off others that might enjoy it (or beat down the devs for something that they spent many years making). And obviously this is my opinion, so some are bound to disagree, just give the game a chance, refunds exist for a reason.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 3, 2017

  The first few hours into the game left a good impression on me, and now that I've finished the game in 14 hours (I took the scenic routes mostly), my hopes have been validated. Plenty to see and explore, dangers to fight off or avoid, and a beautiful soundtrack. [u]Some items to note:[/u] [list] [*]+The controls are pretty decent when controlling the sub in my opinion, and they've just released an update that allows for both a movement look and a free look (I'm using the Steam Controller) [*]+They must've added some more checkpoint save triggers since the reviews were released cause I feel like it's telling me my progress is being saved all the time [*]+Very active and responsive development and publishing teams who are friendly and quick to give feedback [*]-The interface when inside your ship or a docked object too often leads to mistoggles when using the controller [*][strike]-Immersion falters when the camera clips through terrain when docking[/strike] Fixed in the latest update [*][strike]The map hasn't helped much so far (assuming I need to utilize the compass more)[/strike] +The compass and map develop throughout the game and allow you to find your own way without holding your hand [/list] [u]Ideas for improvement:[/u] [list] [*]Health bar for enemies (I'm guessing it was a design decision to leave that out) [*][strike]Color change or symbol that comes up next to an already docked-to location[/strike] (RESOLVED: Full/empty anchor symbol when docking) [*]Sound effect or alert that you've looted all items from a location (also probably a design decision not to have this) [/list] The overall feeling I get from Diluvion is that it's an underwater dungeon crawler. I explore each area looking for hidden nooks and crannies that may house a loot pod or a stranded ship, plus I'm still learning the effects of the items I'm finding. I have to say there's been some "woah, that's pretty cool" moments. [u]Notes for the end game:[/u] [list] [*]Difficulty of survival ramps up quite a bit in the third act (of course I now realize I had not equipped any new guns throughout the game and finished using the starting weapons) [*]Final stage is bizarre to say the least [*]The game gives you progressively less things to look at as you go deeper [*]Act two was definitely the highlight of the experience for me [/list] I've never played a game like this before and I'd say that's a pretty substantial compliment. A solid 7/10 that's worth the price of admission as it gives you something that's completely different.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 5, 2017

  I don't normaly review games, as I don't think many people are interested in my opinion. But this is a game that deserves a better grade: extremely immersive world, really like the art, yes the control were not streamlined but they got fixed with a "easy-mode" right away together with the camer angle that now can be modified to you likings. I can't really talk about quantity of content but I sure like the quality of it. And I can't but praise a develeper team that straight away listen to their fans and modifiy the game so quickly.. Watch some videos and give this one a try if you liked the atmosphere of sunless sea, if you like to manage resources like FTL and if you like big open worlds like subanutica
• gamedeal user

  Feb 5, 2017

  Okay, so I deleted my review and wrote this one to sumurise all that I previously said. [b]TO THE PEOPLE READING THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS ABOUT THE CONTROLS, THE GAME HAS BEEN UPDATED AND YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE YOUR KEY BINDINGS, YOUR VIEWMODEL AND THE CAMERA[/b] Such, such, such a great game! Seriously, if you hesitate, buy it on sales, or else go for it. Either you'll like it or hate it (apparently), so you won't know unless you try. But please if you don't enjoy, don't make a bad review and get the game refunded, it only brings down the game and won't make you any superior to anybody. Anyway, let's begin. The first thing to pop in my mind when I think about the game is the universe. It is so pretty and complex at the same time, simple but magic. If you want to feel like you're alone underwater in a submarine this is the game! The universe will greatly increase the immersion (haha) into the game. The story then kicks in pretty fast and brings the game to a whole new level. The characters, even if not extremely developped, are great and the story is never too in your face and never too far away. Then, you will need stuff to upgrade your sub, so you start exploring and that's the core part of the game: you are not given many informations and you must find landmarks to help you create a mindmap of the map itself. And if you feel like you're too far away or you're lost, go near a landmark and goldenfishes will guide you to the right path. It's simple but needs you to accept it as it is (as for the controls, it isn't really hard to get used to it but you need to do the extra step and actually try to master the controls). Anyway, let's do a quick recap in the form of a list: - The world is beautiful and will make you feel like you're actually shipping in an ocean. - The details are well made and help further the immersion in thee game. - The story and lore of the game and its universe are deeply interesting. - The sounds a well done, the attenuation of the explosions in the distance and the general feel it brings to the game. - The graphics are lovely. - The developpers care about their game and do their best to fix issues and help you. - The difficulty: it forces you to explore and look around you, don't just rush things ;) - The controls are different than what we are used to, but it is refreshing and will become almost normal if you make the change and accept that it will be different than what you are used to. - The camera was fixed, so you can do as you want ;) - The fights are, like the controls, hard to get into but easy to master, it really is about your will to go ahead and get used to them. Global score: 9.5/10, great in what it is trying to do and absolutely mesmerizing in all of its aspects. It was a great experience and I hope you will enjoy it much as I did! HF everybody!
• gamedeal user

  Jun 9, 2017

  [h1]THE GOOD:[/h1] + the graphics are really nice and stylised to show the intriguing world + they merge 3D graphics with amazing Gorillaz-style drawings of very peculiar characters (which reminds me a lot of the "Melancholy Hill" music video). + the combat can be challenging and exciting + the resource management is hard and unforgiving + the music in the game is nice + the bosses have cool designs + the story is nice + I like the Jules Verne style of it + the developers listen to gamers and improve the game with constant updates [h1]THE BAD:[/h1] - the music is nice but it could just STOP when the game is paused! - the interface is clunky and needs work - I don't know why so many things from your inventory can't be just sold. We don't need them onboard anymore and the game even gives us their value. Considering how money plays a big part here for survival it is a problem - the ending is disappointing and is supposed to have some message but I completely missed it. It seemed "meta" for the sake of it - the resource management is hard and unforgiving... which for some is a huge deterrent [h1]THE UGLY:[/h1] ~ the controls could've been better, especially for someone who's using a controller (which I think is MANDATORY here) there's a lot of sections where you're supposed to use the mouse [h1]FINISHED IN:[/h1] 17h [h1]YOU'LL LIKE IT IF:[/h1] you like the works of Jules Verne, abstract stories, harsh survival, and submarines.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 2, 2017

  What is Diluvion: An arcade Style submarine deep sea exploraion game in an open 3D underwater world and handdrawn 2D interiors all inspired by Jule Verne Fantasy with minor micomanagement for crew and inventory. What Diluvion is not: Its not a submarine simulator at all and If you are looking for something like Aquanox, there is no "real cockpit or bridge" and combat is 3rd person based. you always have your submarine in front. The Game: Diluvion's world is based on 3 underwater maps where a simple but intresting story is leading you around. In the beginning you can choose from 3 different submarines : a combat sub, a trader sub and a scout sub. they come in diferent style and have limited armor, wepons, cargohold and speed for their "class" There are 4 Main Stations on your sub: the bridge, gunnery station, sonar and depending on your type of submarine the torpedo room. then there is also a cargohold that acts as your inventory and the crew room for not assigned crewmember. if it comes to steering your vessel i recomend the arcade version where your sub alwas follow your mouse pointer (similiar to mouse steering in War Thunder arcade air battle). in simulation mode you steer your submarine with keys and your view with the mouse. i didnt try set up a gamepad but there are control settings so it might work. While you constant need to watch your amount of oxygen (can be increased with extra O2 bottles) there also is food to keep your crewmembers at work and Scrap Metal/Torpedos for your weponry. once you get more crew they can be added to the different staion so you get a boost to like weapon reload or sonar range etc or if they stay in the bunk they will autorepair your sub. sometimes you find repair kits as loot or at vendors but those have an anoying side effect: sadly there is no setting at what amount of HP/armor your kits get used so they will be instantly used (only if you have free crew) once our subs gets damage even its just a couple HP. During your travel you sure need to "ping" alot around with your sonar to get a rough view of your surrounding and discover hidden/sunken/abonded stations and wrecks for loot and to "see" underwater citys, friendly and hostile vessels/objects. Every "Object" that can be entered, like a station or subwreck etc, has a "docking port". when you are in range you can shoot your "docking harpoon" at it and pull yourself closer (quite awesome and frustrating at times). Once you get the hang of it all, let the atmosphere catch you while traveling around on your underwater adventure and beware of some sure creepy areas. oh, and watch the dive limit of your sub or it get crushed. So far behind all that deep sea explorarion and sub combat, Diluvion is a rough gem that still needs a bit of polishing here and there. -Missing some crew portraits for assinged crew members -rescale of the questlog and undock it from the map -rescale and better inventory management (not that there is so much different stuff to manage but i hate scroll bars there) -would like something like mousewheel zoom in/out when docked. autozoom/scale isnt that optimal. -repair kits need some "use at X% hp" setting
• gamedeal user

  Nov 4, 2017

  Sooo is it weird to buy a submarine game in order to scratch your freelancer itch? Pros: The sound track is top notch, the world design is beautiful, and the 2d animation is disney level. Cons: This game comes really close to the Freelancer formula of game play, having Hub stations that distribute quests within an open area that you are working, You slowly progress through the area completing quest after quest until you move on to the next area. Great, except they made the areas too big, nominal on the surface but this one small detail makes what could of been a perfect "scratch to the itch" for a genre much lacking in good games and turns it into a slow and grindy travel sim. The quests points are spread out sooooo far from each other that a large portion of the game is spent waiting to get from point A to point B. This would be fine if along the way it was littered with points of interest, but its not. Its a fairly empty expanse with small generic almost randomized stopping points with random loot tables. A HUGE amount of potential for this game, but in its current state I can not recommend it. *Huge props to the developer for putting what they have into this game, Art wise and just pure content is beautiful and kept me playing for sometime, but eventually spending 10 minutes at a time pressing W gets old enough for me to lose interest in admittedly a very charming and fleshed out story. Id rate it 2/5