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Rediscover the meaning of terror with Submersed.
Coast Guard paramedic Jack Ballard, recently reincorporated after the death of his wife, responds to an emergency call from an offshore structure in high seas. The place seems to be abandoned, so who sent the message?
Help Jack Ballard find out the truth, exploring the darkest reaches and flooded areas teeming with dangerous predators, solving enigmas and puzzles while you try to survive.
Are you afraid of the depths? You will be.
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2018 Mejor Videojuego Vasco
Our Review
Certainly the game is overwhelming and tense, and more than once we will feel helpless and in danger, but I do not think that fear will be experienced as such. This, together with the problems I have mentioned, can make the experience somewhat irregular, with some exciting moments and others repetitive and somewhat frustrating. In addition, I think that details such as a level selector to be able to repeat specific parts or a more polished control would make the result more round. Still, it's an interesting experience and I recommend giving anyone who catches your eye a try. It lasted about 5 or 6 hours for me, so if you want to spend a couple of tense afternoons surrounded by perfect killing machines (great plan for the weekend), go head to head for it.
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