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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Action
Capcom presents a fresh and original undersea exploration game, filled with unique visual and audio experiences for you to discover.
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Contemplative, richly built, meticulous and contemporary.
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SwitchRPGRich CooperApr 2020In a sea of Metroidvanias on Switch, Shinsekai provides an underwater-focused experience that is well worth your time.
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Cubed3Sandy Kirchner-WilsonFeb 20219/10How Shinsekai: Into the Depths breezed under the radar isn't really a mystery, given it released around the launch of Animal Crossing, but let it be said: this is truly an underrated classic. With a fantastic gameplay loop, intriguing world design, and silent but compelling plot, this proves to be an absolute powerhouse of a title on the Switch. It deserves a hearty recommendation and then some! Capcom once again proves that it makes games of an incredible quality, and can provide a truly unique and wondrous experience.
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Nintendo LifeJon MundyApr 20208/10Shinsekai: Into The Depths is a bracingly fresh Metroidvania with a memorable underwater setting and compelling movement mechanics. If you're after a platformer that values exploration and navigation over arcade action – and that isn't afraid to try something a little different with the format – then we wholeheartedly recommend dipping your toes into Shinsekai's exotic waters.
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Nintendo EnthusiastJohn FrisciaApr 20207/10Shinsekai: Into the Depths is a game worth playing. Its large world is addictive to explore, its oxygen mechanics are innovative and create dramatic gameplay moments, and its audio is a real delight.
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VGChartzEvan NorrisApr 20207/10Combat is cumbersome and resource gathering tedious at times, but successes in environmental storytelling, ambient sound, survival gameplay, and character progression help mask those flaws.
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IGDB rating 7.1/10 from 8 ratings.
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