7821 Akuji

Do not touch the forbidden mayonnaise.

After the update that was added a new movement controllers for the submarine. made it so much more enjoyable.

The level design and world building is compelling! The controls are kind of janky though, and it took me some time to get used to the movement system. The soundscape and music is immersive. Overall it was a good experience (albeit with some rough edges).

Preliminary thoughts after getting through some early objectives, in case anyone is interested in more than just mayonnaise: Only for the curious. [i]7821 Akuji[/i] makes good use of its low-poly vibe and surprisingly-effective audio engineering to create a claustrophobic atmosphere that isn't too difficult to navigate, though at times you will need to take leaps of faith. Though you are in a submersible (or at least in something that acts kind of like one), you have no control over your elevation so it's kind of more like driving a slow and somewhat slippery rover more than a sub. While not very dreadful or horrific, it does pass the vibe check in the "uncomfortable" department, but not to an extent where you're actually uncomfortable. You are a pilot inside a small vessel and I haven't got far enough to see why you'd need to navigate the interior, but I'm sure it'll come up sooner or later. For the most part, you will be locked to the vehicle's single viewport which will require some strategic positioning on your part to allow you to both drive the sub and interact with its handful of other controls which include a scanner, a magnet, and some sort of messaging system. The contr…