Deep Diving Simulator
Jujubee S.A. · 2019 · Underwater, Relaxing, Exploration, Nature, Adventure
PC
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About Deep Diving Simulator
Deep Diving Simulator will enable you to experience what it takes to be a modern diver. With relaxing exploration, you will discover the uncharted waters of the world while carefully monitoring your oxygen level and decompression. Gather forsaken relics, visit sunken vessels, discover unknown species and be rewarded by Professor Adams for your findings. Each submerge gives you the opportunity to uncover mysteries that would prefer to remain forever forgotten, such as the lost city of Atlantis.
Key Features
- Stunning Visuals - from the coldest oceans to the hottest seas, immerse yourself in the underwater adventure by experiencing beautiful locations and vivid sea life.
- Immersive Approach - each dive teaches you what it takes to be a professional diver as you must take care of your oxygen level as well as managing your position to avoid the life-threatening decompression sickness.
- Underwater Danger - the world you are about to visit is a precarious one as you have to avoid hidden rays, roaming sharks, and a whole lot more.
- Hunting for the Unknown - help Professor Adams in recovering various sunken objects while learning about our mysterious underwater world.
- Prepare Yourself - with each successful dive you will acquire more valuable gear which enables you to unlock areas you previously could not reach before.
- Games Beyond™ - lend a hand in saving our oceans and seas while learning about the submerged world and its enigmatic inhabitants.
DLC & expansions
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Base game + 1 of 2 DLC at today's best prices (some DLC unpriced).
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
The controls feel clumsy, there is way too much braking distance so moving around feels unwieldy. Which is somewhat the whole point of the game. Moving around, collecting things. The scenery can be nice I suppose but it can also be repetitive. If you've been to a zone you get the general idea but maps are too large with too few landmarks to be meaningful.1 found this helpful
"We have Subnautica at home" Subnautica at home:1 found this helpful
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I do like exploring underwater in games, such as this one. Finding the last items can be a bit daunting. Relaxing, peaceful music and of course, breathtaking view. The only problem are the geysers that can really make the game lag if staring on the area where you're looking around.
Although I like this game, its not a simulator, I've dived for real and this is super basic. The maps are good and the graphics not bad but the game play is done by exploring the map for treasure on a timer. The more you find the more you unlock. Game play good but it starts getting hard and you end up playing the same level over and over to progress. A free explore mode would be good to see and some deeper levels with more simulation style. Kids might like it but it has no atmoshpere. Games like Subnautica had a lot more depth to the diving experience even though its a sci fi game.
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