Deep Horizon
Ventura Science · 2017 · Casual, Action, Indie
PC
5 user reviews60% · 5
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About Deep Horizon
Deep Horizon is an underwater platformer that’s both relaxing and annoyingly clever in its puzzles and environments. With smooth controls, 360 degrees of freedom and 24 hand-crafted levels, each challenge is designed to charm and entertain.
Tired of saving the world from apocalyptic evil? Then take a short break in our bite-sized platformer-without-platforms. Revisit your ancient passions: collecting coins and getting all the gold stars in all the levels. Feel good. Smile.
Deep Horizon only looks all 8-bit and cute, though – underneath the surface are some tough challenges that will make you re-think just how much you can hate a level designer. What are you waiting for? Take plunge!
Tired of saving the world from apocalyptic evil? Then take a short break in our bite-sized platformer-without-platforms. Revisit your ancient passions: collecting coins and getting all the gold stars in all the levels. Feel good. Smile.
Deep Horizon only looks all 8-bit and cute, though – underneath the surface are some tough challenges that will make you re-think just how much you can hate a level designer. What are you waiting for? Take plunge!
- Full gamepad support, fully playable with just a mouse
- 24 hand-crafted levels, filled with secrets and dastardly traps
- Enjoy 360 degrees of freedom platforming
- Crisp retro graphics
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Almost. This is a fairly good game. The levels are laid out well and there's a good mix of a few different types. It's a basic exploration game, looking for 3 stars per level. Minor complaint: the spawnpoints are not safe. One death often results in two. As there was only one level I had any trouble completing with the default number of lives, this is no big deal. Unfortunately, the control scheme is awful. Mouse only and you move it in the direction you want your character to move. That's a whole lot of mouse movement, with no way to adjust sensitivity. It looks like the only good way to play the game is with a joystick.2 found this helpful
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