Anoxemia

bien

Decided to finish the game after 7 years, no regrets at all.

Твой герой — учёный, который собирает образцы и слушает грустные стихи. А управление у него такое, будто он впервые видит геймпад. 5/10 подводных пещер. Минус три балла за физику, которая работает против тебя.

Это ♥♥♥♥♥♥ 205р за дерьмище, спасибо

Juego indie con atmósfera bastante buena.

Trash.

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Nice underwater exploration and puzzle game, with a dark atmosphere and a psychological horror plot. Too bad it has those physics-based controls that were all the rage at some point in the indie scene, because they are somewhat annoying, sluggish and can get you stuck, leading to some frustration. The game can feel a little dull, but I ended up enjoying it anyway. So if you like exploration games and horror, maybe you'll enjoy it.

A rudderless mess I would only expect to find in a free bargain bin for clowns. The game aimlessly starts without any direction in a dull environment. The main character is a diver controlled by a robot; in essence, the player has to control the robot with their mouse who in turn directs the diver, but the distance between the robot and diver can become large enough such that the diver goes off-screen, and the thoughtless controls make it a pain to get him back on screen. Once the player begins to move the character, text appears on-screen as a guide for game mechanics, but the text is too small and disappears quickly, perhaps used as a technique to avoid the player reading witless nonsense. Some of the first text that appears include "It wont take too long." and "I need keep eye on my oxygen". You have to wonder if this was part of a game development speedrun. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Good atmosphere, but you can't really get enveloped in it when the game is throwing unrelated movie quotes and fourth wall breaks at you all the time. The controls are also messy; instead of just letting you play as a human you have to play as a drone that the human follows around... imagine a slow mouse cursor that has physicality with the environment. If you complete a level but then die while the level is fading out you'll actually still lose, which is lame. Sometimes the human will get stuck on parts of the environment and you kind of lose where they are for a moment. I also had 2 game breaking bugs both related to the pause screen. The first happened when I was on the pause screen for a few minutes and the human just vanished, leaving only the drone left so I couldn't proceed and just had to kill myself. The second happened when I was on the pause menu and tabbed out of the game, which completely locked up the game and I had to Alt+F4 to get out of it. Also, the human scuba diver you play as looks like he was supposed to be some sort of Markiplier knock-off. He's got this huge neon mustache and glasses. I want to bathe in the cool underwater atmosphere but there are so many strange design decisions that completely throw you out of it and I can't take this game seriously whatsoever.