Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  Dec 25, 2021

  Incomplete and abandoned game, Avoid at all costs.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 28, 2021

  abandoned game no updates since release. dont buy.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 30, 2022

  AVOID! The game itself has become another victim of the mysterious Bermuda Triangle with its development disappearing without a trace. Good start but the game is incomplete. Steam should never have allowed this game to be considered "released" out of early access. When released, a lot of content from early access was removed. The release was announced with promises of updates by the developer which have not been fulfilled. At the time of this review, It has been nearly two years since then and there have been no updates. The developer has since been absent from forum discussions. The website for the project is down. If I'm not fast enough, this review might ev3~ tfd^&& ( .
• gamedeal user

  Sep 30, 2017

  ***This Review will be updated upon updates*** 9/29/2017 [b][u]Release day:[/u][/b] If you're looking to purchase this game right now just be aware that it is in it's very early stages to begin. You are able to forage and craft all the items you need for basic survival, and prepare yourself for future voyages. However, while the Dev team fine tunes it's baby you are stuck within a relatively medium area to work. I recommend buying now just to familiarize yourself with the game mechanics. If you are looking to start a long journey of survival right now, then just wait on your purchase for now. This game has a high ceiling and I for one am excited to see where they go with it.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 30, 2017

  It's kind of like stranded deep without islands. Right now it's just gathering resources underwater and building platform and rafts, similar to the game raft. It's very basic right now, but updates coming that aim to make it much bigger, with more areas to explore, dangers other than thirst and oxygen, and more stuff to build. It mostly seem to focus on building, so be prepared for that. I don't know if they are planning to add a story to it or anything like that. A fun game with not much in it as is, so I would suggest waiting for some more stuff. After a few updates I believe this will become a great building/survival game.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 1, 2017

  I absolutely love the start of this game! A couple things I think that would make the game better are the following: 1. Be able to move objects after they are placed 2. Make it clear how to level up in the game, I have played 5+hrs and I am still lvl 1. Keep it up guys! I am really enjoying it so far!
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2017

  Great game, played for just shy of 5 hours. Keep in mind this game is EA. Content at this point is very minimal. There is resources in the game that you can harvest but can't use it for anything (looking at you luminescent coral). You are able to build a base, a workbench, crafting bench (not sure why these two are independent of themselves, seems pointless), water distillery, BBQ to cook your fish. In 5 hours i built every possible thing in the game. AGAIN this game is really early access. During my 5 hours I never experienced any bugs, lag, or anything else that would tell me this game is being developed. VERY POLISHED GAME. I'm running a I7 processor, and a 1060 gtx 3gb gpu, SSD, 16GB ram. If you are in to buying polished game with lots of promise, then buy this now for 13 dollars.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2017

  If you liked raft you will definely love this game. This game might be a title worth to buy... just not now... Dont get me wrong guys but its more like a tech demo now. I managed to achieve everything this game has to offer in 35-40 mins. It has probably as much content as raft when it first started. If you want to support dev asap, go ahead and buy this game, its not bad at all but if you expect the game to entertain you for a long period of time, you better wait for more content. overal note: Neutral :]
• gamedeal user

  Nov 3, 2017

  There are so many water based survival games out there that have unnaturally hostile sharks. This is Not one of those and i say Thank God Finally! I am a person who has gone swimming with sharks irl more than once. They dont attack constantly for no reason. Yes, there are some random attacks, and some breeds of shark are more hostile than others, but not all. This game lets you collect your resources and survive and thrive. Watch your meters and stay ahead of your needs and this game will be heaven for you. If you want super aggressive sharks then go get stranded deep or raft (both are awesome games). And (devs) please, please, PLEASE don't make the sharks super hostile like all the others. I beg you. I would however understand if you make them more hostile via the blood from speared fish, that would make sense, but i would prefer that there would be a way to not get eaten every time i need food as well. Like perhaps if the player swims away from the blood cloud before the shark finds it. Just a thought. All in all, i will be recommending this game to everyone. To people new to the water based survival genre and to seasoned experts. This game is refreshing and i cant wait to see how it progresses. Hooray!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 19, 2017

  OK, i have now ''finished'' the current content as of the date of this review. This game is a light survival/build-a-thon game. There are plans for dangerous creatures (tiger sharks) but the current black tipped reef sharks are harmless. Which is actually realistic as most sharks wont attack you for no reason in real life. For the most part, what you will be doing in this game is spending a lot of your time underwater (whilst you hold your breath), gathering raw materials to build things on a floating platform. This means, hacking away at things with a knife, axe or simply just picking them off the sea floor. There are not all that many steps involved in building things, however the game is still relatively new. You harvest planks either from picking them up off the sea bed, or by using the axe to hack the wooden decks of sunken ships. Alternatively you can hack the same things with the knife to yield sticks instead of planks. To build things, you access a ''box'' on your rubber raft and then use the hammer to place the structure pieces once the item is in your inventory. The current goal of the game is to build a floating house on the surface of the sea, then build the crafting stations to advance in technology. However, there are no ridiculous leaps in technology. You start out with a flint knife and a flint hammer and at the point i am currently at (the current end of content), i still have a flint knife and flint hammer. A slightly better one, but still the same technology. You dont suddenly and miraculously go from having a wind powered mill to having solar panels and a engine powered speed boat! The same can be said about suddenly having a revolver and the ability to craft bullets! What you start out with, IS the technology you are stuck with. It is a bit odd to be hacking away at the wooden decks of boats or on sunken metal drums to suddenly yield planks and metal, but i can think of no better way to present the concept of harvesting raw materials. I have played 10 hours and apart from the short period at the beginning where you are barely surviving, it is quite manageable. If you plan ahead - like most survival games - you can completely nullify the need for food and water. It is still there of course, but by stockpiling food and water, you can make it a non-issue. One sticking point i should mention is the sheer amount of resources you will need to build everything. Not to the levels of Subnautica mind you (empty an entire zone of a particular resource and still not have enough) but be prepared to spend hours JUST harvesting planks. Not all at once, but it adds up. So be warned that you will be clearing entire fields of sea weed, hacking up many sunken ships for a long time and picking things off the sea bed for hours. But having a two storey building with everything at my finger tips, is a great pay off for all the long hours i put in.