captures the feel of being underwater
This game captures the quiet introspective feel of being underwater perfectly. I'm a Dive Mater and know that feeling way better than most. I really enjoyed this game. I don't think the boss was beatable because it reminds you that sometimes things do go wrong out there and it isn't just a nightmare you wake from.
Awesome that you say so-I've never been diving.
good game
its a good game but i have just one question are they worms or fish?
I tend to call them fish, but really they're just arbitrary ocean life. They could be fish or worms or serpents or shrimp or whales or even something that doesn't have a name yet.
i've seen this...
the engine..or w/e, from a really old sandbox game where you made life and they looked EXACTLY like that. in fact, it looks to me that, as far as combat goes, you just plunked a player-unit w/ certain powers inside a world of those computer lifes. if so, bravo (that thing needed reviving).
oh, but im sorry, i originally mentioned that engine 'cause i wanted to know if this was inspired by that engine or were you being original or what? (by the similarities, i wouldnt be surprised by either usage of it [it's open-source; anyone can use it] or pure copying [once again, open-source]
I wrote all of this game's code myself, but this type of "connected bars" system is common in games (for instance, it's the same principle that ragdoll physics stemmed from). I'm pretty sure I remember the toy you're talking about, though-I think it was called SodaPlay? I didn't actually play with it much so I don't really remember anything specific, but it sounds like what you described. It wasn't a direct inspiration, though.
nicely done
I rly like system what is used here. And I was rly suprised when at last I dived as much as possible... Looked like other fishes buster was here and he killed me x_x
Glad you enjoyed it!
this is one of the best video games of all time