Uboat Mechanic Simulator
https://store.steampowered.com/app/914010/Train_Station_Renovation/
Welcome to the underwater world of Uboat Mechanic Simulator!
The new kind of mechanic is in the town - if you’ve ever dreamt about reparing big large underwater boats this is the place just for you!
You will have to make sure that each of the boats that you take care of are fixed and brought back to their full usability - remember lives of the crew depend on the accuracy and efficiency of your actions. There’s no place for mistakes!
The photorealistic graphics of the game will be a great asset in your job - after all you need to work on a machinery that very often requires you to be very thorough!
Start from smaller tasks and gradually make your way around the boat - fix everything and leave no place for even the smallest leak. You will have many tools at your disposal that will let you do your job and you will be taught your way around it gradually as they unlock through the gameplay.
And if you’re a fanatic of the underwater naval units - this game will be a great fit for you as it will feature U-boats that you will be free to traverse and explore!
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FREEDIVER: Triton Down
I loved my experience with this. This form of locomotion is not only my favorite attempt at swimming in VR, but one of my favorite general loco implementation in general. Fully immersive simulation of everything that you’re doing, from the arm motions, ascending and descending to the visible body and its no-latency calibration, everything felt spot on and I can only hope to see this emulated in other VR titles involving swimming in the future.
Also great atmosphere and a gripping narrative, both for the intense urgency of a survival situation and
! the mystery of an alien encounter . I thought that urgency could have been a little more underlined by greater difficulty.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
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Freediver: Triton Down….Hell, I don’t know why anybody’d want to be a Navy diver.
Freediver: Triton Down is a tense, diving simulator where your trapped on a sinking ship trying to survive with nothing, but your wits and the random oxygen tanks scattered throughout the ship.
I’m giving this a game a MARGINAL recommendation. I enjoyed this game in concept more than what it actually is. I’ve always enjoyed those movies where a person or group of survivors is trapped and has to use their wits and skills to survive. This game tries to emulate that, but doesn’t quite stick the landing.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
fishy
Already play this and try to get different ending. But i have no clue to unlocked 1 image from the gallery, choosing different answer, mostly don’t make any different on npc response and what happen next.
The art is good, it could be scarier and more disturbing. how the story shows the mind of the girl is great, but somehow it’s just reading, there’s no certain option in the game that can make player more understand the reason behind why her mind like that or at least understand how that way of thinking make sense. like when i play this, i just read the anxiety. the story doesn’t drag me to feel the emotion.
– Real player with 3.0 hrs in game
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It was…okay. It is very short. Is it supposed to have multiple endings? I played through once, and then did so again making the opposite choices. Same ending. Oh well.
It’ll take you less than 30 minutes. It isn’t bad…it just isn’t great either. I personally felt the storyline was a bit lacking, but maybe I was expecting more. The art is good and it doesn’t take long to go through, so give it a try.
– Real player with 2.3 hrs in game
Death in the Water
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Game description key-points: point to Click arena multi-player
– Real player with 5.1 hrs in game
THIS IS NOT A GAME! Think of it more like a tech demo. I knew what I was in for when I bought this because it’s one of my biggest fears “simulator”. I knew all the Jaws movies by heart at 5 years old, I grew up next to the ocean. The FIRST shark made me NOPE THE FUCK OUT! This “game” got put in it’s own collection called “NOPE”. I HATE all of this. I had to let the game idle for 9 minutes just to write this review. If getting eaten by a great white is scary AF to you, get it. If you want an actual game…maybe pass. Video is the whole game.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Oceanarium
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A rare planetary alignment has transpired in the universe. The deep sea needs your help pulling Mother Ocean from her depression spiral for the water ritual to be complete. You must collect and deliver life energy pearls to the Nucleoid Portal to awaken her. You’ll receive mysterious messages, learn how to astral project and meditate with consciousness warriors as you navigate a fantastic deep sea world full of weird, alien underwater creatures. Will you be around long enough to experience universal oneness?
The Dive
My recommendation of this game is limited to people who enjoy playing experimental indie titles. The Dive is not a good horror game, but it is certainly an interesting experience.
Approach it as if you were to approach a bizarre interactive art house film rather than an indie horror game. The game is cheap and short, but it is rich on emotions.
The game begins with an exposition: there is a submarine sending a distress signal. The submarine most likely belongs to deep sea miners of a very rare, very expensive mineral. The main character is an opportunist who plans to dive, find the submarine, get those minerals, and escape before a proper rescue crew arrives to the distress signal. He arms himself with a speargun and a diving compass.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Rather silly and too short, but the atmosphere is great. However, I’m a little biased because I love underwater horror games. The first section of might take a few tries to complete (you’ll know when you get there), but overall it was an enjoyable game. I hope the dev will make another underwater horror game in the future with a bit more depth (pun intended).
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Wetlands
When I saw this game appear on Steam, a long forgotten memory came back to me! This is actually my very fist video game! I remember when my parents bought me my first PC, this “new game” was delivered with the PC. I didn’t like it because it was too difficult (for a 9 year old). The cutscenes are excellent, beautiful cartoony style, but the gameplay itself is a very bland railshooter … which is fine, I guess … but if you don’t care to play this game (which is a challenge if approached without nostalgia glasses), then just watch the cutscenes on YouTube. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2536351711
– Real player with 2.7 hrs in game
planktOs
Broken controls, sluggish perfomance. 0/10
– Real player with 14.9 hrs in game
If you thought that Steamified couldn’t find any more abstract artistic games to feature then you’re dead wrong. Today we feature Blot Interactive’s planktOs and it’s one helluva underwater adventure. That’s what the game is. I can’t describe it any better than that. It’s just very different. For some that will be in a very good way but for others I understand that they may find the game too abstract for their liking. Therefore it’s a work that will divide people. But it is another game that you can essentially relax to and play when you’re stressed.
– Real player with 3.5 hrs in game
Deep Abyss
Deep Abyss is composed of independent chapters, connected as one structure.
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It has a unique Control that seems unfamiliar yet simple to get used to.
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Explore the deep sea and space yourself as a diver. Swim through strange yet beautiful backgrounds and music. It will give you a new gaming experience that you have not felt in other games.
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The story progresses in the form of poetry rather than a linear composition. It is a game resembling a small painting where you can achieve poetic and artistic sensibility.
Silt
Silt is a surreal underwater puzzle-adventure game. Alone in an underwater abyss, you are a diver searching the deep to uncover long-forgotten mysteries. Possess the creatures around you to solve puzzles and travel further into the darkness…
Nature has evolved into bizarre forms. Discover strange organisms, unexplored ruins and ancient machinery hidden beneath the water’s surface.
Survive encounters with giant deep-sea goliaths. Harness their power to awaken a long-dormant force at the centre of the abyss.
Experience art brought to life. Silt’s unsettling, monochrome world is constructed from the sketches and dark imagination of artist Mr Mead. A harrowing journey awaits you…
