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It gets obvious as you progress further into the meandering caving underwater tunnels that your main objectives is to escape the environment and resurface. Your conversation with Sonya (the other supposed diver/explorer with you) escalates to more questions and curiosity as to what went wrong (upworld and beneath) prior the discovery of well, strange debris on the deep ocean floor. All these will lead to more side missions and the challenge to survive with limited power supply which is critical in generating oxygen. While the L3 controls fairly fine and navigation is decent, you are limited to a stiff movement of strinffing up and down and moving around the environment. The weapon you are equipped with reminds you of those from Quake Arena but without any ability to scope and properly aim. Ammo is in the form of your available power supply which runs out if you are a trigger happy player. These are some of the stuffs that will keep things intense and lacking any form of logic all at the same time.
Graphics and lightings are PS3's at best and there are reminiscence of Tomb Raiders. The game should have been made for VR as it has the potential to be that one VR game that is very immersive. My take is either wait for sale or only buy if you have a spare $12.… Expand
