CREAMARE - The Game

this game about ocean conservation makes me want to throw a car battery into the ocean

game was ruined in first 5 minutes with their imaginary climate change nonsense. if theyre going to spout crap, at least know some science and history. plus the EU are illegitimate fascist tyrants so thats 2 strikes. 3rd strike came when you labelled the library of alexandria off the coast of Israel lol. so no thank you bc israel didnt exist then and it feels like a sad attempt to claim global positioning out of sheer arrogance

interesting concept but still too early with too many bugs to be worth playing. TLDR super buggy, not user friendly, but still an interesting concept to help explore ecological concerns and history. for now, just play subnautica. CONS: very laggy, almost no direction, the sensor does basically nothing, walking is super slow and camera speed is also slow. "cut scenes" pause camera movement and can cause weird glitches, tutorial of how to move is after you area already playing and moving around anyways. sometimes goals will be completed and it will not register them, like getting samples and then stop you from moving on. swim speed is super super slow and the "boost" is basically useless. fighting the fish is almost pointless unless you are basically touching it, and half the time doesn't work. the giant tentacles that attack you attack faster than you can swim away and you have no defense against them. essentially, nothing works as intended and does not do anything to benefit the player in any way for an enjoyable experience. PROS: interesting concept. I can appreciate trying to add in concerns over our ecosystem into exploration games. I can even appreciate the marine animal …

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Mid game, you can tell they've tried, but not hard enough, it's too basic and just feels clunky. Although it is free, wouldn't download it.

It is a wonderful experience, but it’s important to remember that this is a [b]serious game[/b]. That means it’s not only about entertainment, but also about education and awareness. And from this point of view, it truly shines. The underwater archaeological sites are absolutely fantastic — they’ve been recreated exactly as they are in reality, both in terms of the surrounding marine environment and the sites themselves. Exploring them feels like a real dive into history. Visually, the game is very appealing, performance is solid, and I haven’t encountered any issues during gameplay. The puzzles are engaging, and the ecological message is powerful and inspiring. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to experience something meaningful and different.