Diving into abyss

Graphics look okay. The idea of the game is great. However, that’s where the positives end. I feel like very minimal research was done by developer. Your air is apparently half way gone when you’re a few minutes in. Wasn’t expecting that. Plus you would think a professional recovery diver would be smart enough to use the rule of thirds. No way to actually check your air gauge though. There is no air management, and no exploration. Shouldn’t be advertised as such. It’s a strict story driven game that pushes you along a path. It completely lost me about 20 minutes in. You turn around after a scripted “silt out” animation and somehow the cave gains new pathways. Pathways that are in a completely different direction but lead you to the same spot. The game is $5. I wasn’t expecting much. I’m still disappointed though. This games description is not accurate. Plus the whole experience felt janky. Seems like a cash grab. You shouldn’t be charging anything for this. Felt like a little side project. Description should be changed, or the game should be taken down and worked on until it matches what you’re advertising.

Great idea but poorly executed. Cave diving is one of the scariest things you can possibly do, but this game is mainly just slow, mundane swimming until you are inevitably trapped and then have to deal with some really annoying and unforgiving weeping-angle-style mechanics. Overall, just poorly designed gameplay.

Not sure what I just played here, but was expecting more of cave diving, trying to find a missing person, or something. Instead it's made as a "dream", where nothing much makes sense. First there's a maze, that changes, even when retracing your steps. The sequence then suddenly ends and found myself in a cave tunnel with squids, that react to light. Tried to go in reverse to get past the squid, but there must have been something behind me, I dunno. After several attempts, I quit, as it made no sense and lost all interest.

i like the idea of the game but he swim too dam slow.