FREEDIVER: Triton Down

While being immersed in water in game, I found it very immersive to hold my breath in real life. I got through the escape from Triton without breathing unless I had oxygen in game. Sadly I drowned in real life just as the game ended. 10/10 breaths

made me feel very queasy very quickly....hence only 34 mins playing.

Short but excellent. An extremely well made game with beautiful environments and immersive controls. Worth the price despite the shorter overall playtime.

too short for that price. i finished it in a hour did it again to make sure it was really the end. it should be at least 20 hours of gameplay. it is noticable that more budget went to details and graphics than story and gameply. honestly more content for price of worse graphics and details would be better.

One of most immersive vr experiences.

Reviews have tended to criticise the length of this game, and how it can be completed in about an hour, but I think it's worse than that, as this essentially consists of 2 very short games - which are quite different experiences, and won't necessarily appeal equally to purchasers. The 1st half is an underwater sim which looks beautiful in the lagoon but (obviously) less so in the caves. I would have made much more of the pretty opening graphics in the lagoon, and provided more reasons to free roam the lagoon, given how linear and less pretty the rest of the game is. You can free roam in the lagoon, but there's little to see. There is a sunken sub, with holes in its side, but swimming into it reveals absolutely nothing. So much more could have been made of this. The cave sequences are basically a matter of managing oxygen and learning how to grip onto rock walls. And then, in no time at all, we're into the claustrophobic, puzzles of a can-I-escape-the-sinking-ship scenario. If you came here for the open water swimming (as I did) you'll be disappointed to discover that more of your time will be spent in this 2nd act. I can see that making the protagonist a freediver, and so man…