Anchor: Quest for Atlantis

A fun acquatic experience! This game conveys the feeling of being underwater really well. I liked the visuals and the artstyle. I found the combat challenging enough to keep me on edge. Had some issues with vertical spaces, but overall it was a great experience. I would suggest this to all Atlantis enjoyers!

This game is straight fire. I was so gassed up for the release and now I can play. TRUTH IS WITHIN MY GRASP!!!!

Anchor: Quest for Atlantis is a neat, well-balanced experience! Here are some thoughts about this little oceanic gem: - the mood and atmosphere is what really defines this project for what it is: melanchonic, sinister and, most of all, wet - the combat system is simple, yet effective for both fodders and bosses: easy to learn patterns, really gives the player room to explore all the combat mechanics such as combo and special anchor actions. - the game progression is inspired by metroid-vania games: all the mechanics are not only progressively unlocked by exploring the interconnected level design or upgrading using enemies/chests rewards, but they are also used both for combat and further exploration. - few minor bugs slow down the pace and immersion, but the accessibility buttons in the menu helps dealing with these small inconvenience

After playing the demo, I can gladly say that I'm satisfied with the end product. I'll summarize my thoughts on two main points: -Atmosphere: It managed to surprise me again. For a project like this, I commend the passion that went into the environments and everything involving the art direction. The same goes for the sound direction and the music, simple but immersive. -Gameplay: The gameplay, while simple, is effective and intuitive. I enjoyed the power-ups that weren't available in the demo. They are fun and powerful. My main gripe is that I would have loved to see them utilized more, but hey, what we got was still fun! My feelings towards the enemies are the same; The bosses are fine, though I would have enjoyed them more if they were less buggy (In particular, the "second" major boss-fight is kind of broken, or at least that was my experience). In conclusion, while the game can be rough in some parts, mainly due to performance (it can vary in the latter part of the game) and the map not working properly, I enjoyed my experience with the game. You guys should be proud of what you've got here. Hope for the best in the future!

Atlantis'in gizemine dalın ve çözün. Bu İzometrik Aksiyon Oyununda derinlikleri keşfedin, Muhafızlara karşı savaşın ve Medeniyetin düşüşünün ardındaki gerçeği ortaya çıkarmak için Çapanızdaki güçleri uyandırın.

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Good free game, Good Level Design, Good Art Style and Good Environment. I recommend to play it, if you love the Metroidvania games set under the sea.

Sure, it's a little rough around the edges but, nonetheless, Anchor: Quest for Atlantis delivers a 2-3 hours experience that manages to be engaging and fun. Your weapon, the anchor, is the perfect tool for the constant introduction of new mechanics, The player is therefore deeply immersed (pun intended) in a world full of new shortcuts to unlock, puzzles to solve and secrets to unveil. All of that and IT'S FREE! If you want to invest just a little bit of your time in this passion project, you'll be gladly surprised. Definitely recommended.