The Wreck That Should Not Be

It's an alright brief game that adds slightly to the story from what happened on the moon. The submarine moves quite fast and fortunately it doesn't matter if you hit the walls of the underwater cave systems. Still doesn't get to any meaningful conclusion in this episode.

i did not enjoy it, there was just nothing much to do, and the ending left me feeling regret for the little effort that the game requires from me.

A short, cozy underwater mystery that’s surprisingly charming to explore.

[h3]In this game, you play as a random kid and an old man with a submarine in search of a wreck, but end up uncovering a secret[/h3] [b]Story: 06/10[/b] The story is cool, but is short. [b]Gameplay: 07/10[/b] Gameplay is interesting and fun, but it could have more challanges. [b]Art and Sound: 09/10[/b] The game has a very good artstyle, and the sound is cool and matches the concept of the game. It's a cool game to play during an afternoon.

The Wreck That Should Not Be is the second part of a 2D adventure/mystery game series which began with What Happened On The Moon. Like its predecessor, this game is free and short, with nice pixel graphics (multi-coloured this time) and a strong story. However, unlike the earlier game, this one has much better and more enjoyable gameplay, to the developers' credit for noting players' previous comments. The Wreck consists of guiding a miniature submersible through underwater trenches, avoiding or overcoming a variety of challenging obstacles, hostile marine creatures, and floating mines. Checkpoints are plentiful so failures resulting in the destruction of the submersible are not overly frustrating. All in all this game is a welcome continuation of the deep and dark story, with a significant and positive improvement in the gameplay.

Hell yeah, the plot thickens! This is another little delight.