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Adventure, Indie, Kids
OpenCritic73IGDB74
A drowned city, crumbling tips of skyscrapers stubbornly standing above the waves. Deserted villages, now inhabited by enigmatic creatures. And beneath the surging ocean waits an anguished, angry presence.
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Contemplative, relaxed, inward and cool.
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GamingTrendRichard AllenApr 202290/100Submerged: Hidden Depths is the perfect game to play when needing a break from the more stressful or narrative intense experiences. Featuring a powerful orchestral score, relaxing exploration and puzzle solving, and a subtle yet interesting story about the bonds of family and the power of hope, Submerged surprised me and provided me with one of my favorite experiences of the year.
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Hardcore GamerKyle LeClairMar 20224/5Given our memories of the first game, it would have been a miracle if Submerged: Hidden Depths had just been a merely fine distraction.
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God is a GeekChris WhiteMar 20228/10Submerged: Hidden Depths is not only beautiful to look at, it offers a nice change of pace from the open world RPG titles out there.
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Garage Band GamersChad JohnsonMar 20223/10Submerged: Hidden Depths is a hard game for me to score, or recommend for that matter. It’s extremely short, clocking in around two hours and change, with little to offer in that time span. If you find combat or platforming to be difficult, this is the title for you. If you like a little more challenge, I would leave this dead in the water.
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VGChartzLee MehrMar 20225.5/10Beyond a couple of creative missteps, Uppercut’s sequel also feels reluctant to leave the wading pool and investigate its true interactive potential.
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IGDB rating 6.9/10 from 17 ratings.
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