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• gamedeal user

  Aug 22, 2014

  After reading what this game is about, I was disappointed in what I've played and not because the game is bad in any way or form. It was just plain boring in terms of gameplay mechanic, and the simulation aspect of it all. Yes I actually just beaten this game and I banged my head against my bathtub wishing this was a more complex simulator but instead is an arcadey, tedious, and casual game that needs way more work If you're wondering why I am not playing anymore of this game, This is how long it takes to beat the entire campaign. I think this game can be better than what it is and heres why. The game starts off with you looking at the map and seeing that there are 3 Large areas you can explore in the game, You'll start in Thailand then go to South Africa reefs, the last and final reef is the Bahamas all of which is decently sized and looks great. The gameplay is about spearfishing, Aim your speargun at a fish, shoot, and watch it automatically get reeled in with camera gameplay and treasure hunting thrown in. The missions consist of the player searching for treasures around the area, look around and shoot fish or find treasures for 5-10 mins, find specific fish, or take pictures of fish. These missions will repeat most of the time. You can kill so many fish but when it comes to sharks, turtles, jellyfish, morays, stingrays and so on the game will have a don't shoot box over them. When you do try to shoot them you'll shoot AIR. EMPTY AIR, even if the game says don't shoot I SHOULD HAVE THE FREEDOM TO SPEAR THEM FOR THE HELL OF IT. If I do so I should also be punished for it instead such as being fined, or sharks coming back to bite me off. Something instead of empty air. The graphics to this game is quite nice and there is a good amount of fish to see and capture, the open area in the water and the underwatercave are pretty nicely done also and each of the maps are a decent size. The sound and music to this game is also nicely done HOWEVER The mechanic and gameplay to this game is absolutely boring and unimmersive and also very arcadelike. It is very fun during the beginning of the game for about 30 mins then it just became repetitive and boring. Whenever you shoot a fish you'll acquire xp and gold which makes this annoying coin sound as if you're playing a slot game ruining the immersion of the game completely. After earning enough gold which takes about 5 mins or less of you swimming around shooting every fish you see in sight, you can then spend to upgrade 4 different things, your camera, more usb slots to take picture of fish, speargun accuracy and length, and your swim fins, once you fully upgrade all this. You'll swim at a really fast speed and any fishy you see can easily be minced meat basically because you'll become the son of poseidon himself. You're basically done and gold will completely become useless except for spending on more usb slots to take pictures of fish. Hell even the picture taking mechanic is pretty drysince all you need to do is point it as close to the fish as possible to take a picture as long as they are in the frame, the numbers also have to be 100% or you cant get points for taking thier pictures. Theres nothing in this game that can kill you except make you lose oxygen and there is nothing challenging about the breathing in this game at all, just swim to top and your oxygen can be filled fully without a single struggle, the only way you lose is when you forget that you're not diving but snorkeling. I think the game could do much better than this in future sequel. I want to be able to control the pulling of the fish in, Taking the spear out the fish or cutting the lines once I hunt them, drag them back to the boat feeling the weight of hunting. Instead of just picking up treasures from the ground with one button players should be forced to brush off the sand and figure out how to extact the treasure out carefully. Also the fact that I should be able to shoot any animal I want and in doing so will have a consequence on my gold or what not instead. If you're going to give players levels and XP in a game it should have a reason except that it was completely pointless. Right now this game has an awsome concept, but it needs to build on that concept and make itself AMAZING. I am not easily impressed because it was downright too simple, super casual. If you think I am lieing Go download the game and play it, Congratulations you've basically played 80% of the game for free. I also want to warn you guys of the dev pulling a fast one on bundle buyers which someone has come to my attention about. http://www.reddit.com/r/GameDealsMeta/comments/2e9yqd/depth_hunter_2_has_been_greenlit_get_your_steam/ http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=saxg1h&s=8 Long story short? Dev promised to try to get keys for people on desura etc, then turned around and rebundled game into a different name and in turn changed thier tune after getting greenlight. He didn't make a different game but took the same game and change its name so he doesn't have to give them keys. I would look up more about this company before you make your purchase in the future. This is something I do not condone from developers of breaking promises. Will not be buying anymore products in the future hell don't even send it to me for free. +Great Graphics +Good sized open area +Shooting fish is satisfying +Great amount of fish to shoot at +Sport is Extreme - Gameplay mechanic too simple, gets SUPER tedious - Can't shoot jellyfish, turtles, sharks, morays, dolphins, crabs, urchins, reefs, sponges and the list goes on - No multiplayer of any kind or score comparisons - Missions are downright tedious and boring, Find treasure, shoot a certain fish, or search out a fish with waypoints showing you directly where the fish is. Sometimes the treasure quest tells you to search in a 40km area then becomes boring as sin searching 30 mins on the ground clicking. My advice is to shelf out 10 more dollars, head to early access and get world of diving.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 7, 2017

  This game is nice, when you're aware of what the features are. Maybe I should start with describing what this game is NOT: - It is NOT a realistic diving simulator. - It is NOT story-rich. - It is NOT challenging. So, what is Depth Hunter 2 then? It is perfect to relax. You start your tour on your boat, you get a short mission briefing and then you start to dive. You take a harpoon, a radar and a camera with you. To be successful, you have to catch some special types of fishes, find loot on the ground of the sea or take high-quality photos of reefs or animals. That's all. When you have finished all missions in one location, you unlock the next. There are 5 locations in general which vary slightly one from another. The surroundings are nice to watch, but could have been detailed more. The underwater world looks vivid, though. As I mentioned before, the game isn't challenging - you should not expect too much; The price of 15 bucks is way too high, wait until it is on sale and you can grab the complete bundle including all DLCs for around 5 €/$. As a result I can say, this game is perfect to relax and to bowl down some simple quests while you're enjoying some nice underwater-surroundings.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 8, 2014

  Great game if you want to just kill some time and relax. Music is soothing, game play is simple. If you want to take pictures, hunt for treasure and just enjoy swimming around with the creatures of the sea then, this is a good game. However, maps are small and more maps are in the version of DLCs. You have limited underwater wildlife you can hunt for and sharks don't attack. In game upgrades are all purchased with the gold you find and the credits you earn while playing the game by hunting the fish and the like. I really can't give this a rating because, this is the first underwater game I've played of this type that I can remember. I'd have to play more of them before doing so. All-in-all, I'd say it's worth the time and money if you like these type of games. It does have a few missions in the game for you to accomplish so, it's not all just swimming around in the beginning. The missions don't seem to be mandatory but, completing them allows you to unlock more upgrades. [b]Edit:[/b] [i]As for more maps, I have 3 maps plus 2 after buying one DLC. Not sure how many maps there are in all though? 5 maps are a lot of exploring. So, from what I can tell so far is, 3 of the maps are mission maps, the first three. The DLC maps are for exploration. [/i] 2 more maps come with this DLC: http://store.steampowered.com/dlc/248530/ I would also like to add that, all the pictures you take in game with the camera, it has a feature in your menu to view them and/or, make the as desktop wallpaper. That's cool. :)
• gamedeal user

  Jan 22, 2017

  It's basically an aquatic themed hidden objects game in 3D. Story / missions are trivial. Don't upgrade your radar, so that the locations of treasure items don't get spoiled. Prolongs gameplay. Tricky end-game+ is finding all the coins which don't show on the radar. In the end it's like watching fish in an aquarium (in a positve calming way). Has nice underwater locations to discover/explore (coral reefs, caves, wrecks, ruins etc.) All in all nice little game. Perfect for 15min zen meditation chill out before going to bed. Buy when on sale. Only two DLCs give you additional 3d locations.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 1, 2019

  Simple meditative simulator for one evening. Do not buy without discount. Normal graphics, no any story.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 9, 2018

  Minimalistic and therapeutic - food for the soul. Simple is the most [i] perfect [/i] word to describe this game. A blend of [i] simple [/i] objectives (e.g. capture x amount of x fish or take pictures of x), timed and non-timed challenges (e.g. capture x amount of fish), hidden object and exploration. It's basic and clean. The type of game that you play for a few minutes every now and then for a healthy dose of [i] peace [/i] within. This is perhaps the time to mention the exploration mode. Self explanatory, maybe? There is no goal or objective. You simply explore and soak in your enviroment and the music. It's a meditative experience! The meat of the game can be completed within a few hours but of course, there [i] are [/i] dlcs if you hunger for more! Perhaps not worth the [i] current [/i] asking price but that very much depends on the individual.😇 [h1] 8.5/10 [/h1]
• gamedeal user

  Jan 9, 2015

  I've long wanted a cool underwater simulator, not for combat but just exploration. Depth Hunter 2 could have been that game except for one massive failure. There is no way to remap the keys. In the 21st century, lacking this feature is simply unforgivable. Deleted.