CRUSH DEPTH

Very Still Wakes the Deep-esque, in all the right ways. Great sound design. Monster phases through walls. 9/10.

This game was good. Highly recommend. Took me less than 2 hours to beat. At first i just thought it was going to feel like SOMA reinspired, but it is a unique experience. The lore is kind of typical, but its still good and enjoyable as you uncover it through notepads. you get many glimpses of deep sea horrors. the psx graphics dont feel cheap, because there is enough variety and interesting objects in the environments. The audio is extremely immersive and diverse. i wish i could make the game a little brighter, and the male character's voice was disconnected from the rest of the audio and omg he was like 10x higher than everything else even with Master volume at 0.01% which made No sense! i restarted pc/game and had same problem. You buy it now!

Excellent game, probably the game that scared me the most beside Alien Isolation (weird to write I know) despite being an avid horror game player. The fact that I'm thalassophobic may have helped, but still, very scary experience, highly recommended, won't be doing a second playthrough

A great short little horror. The setting lends itself to the feeling of isolation and dread, and the atmosphere is terrific. The story is revealed gradually through logs and keeps you invested. The voice acting is great and very much appreciated, The graphics are nice, but the sound design is the real appeal. My one gripe is that the puzzels are a bit repetitive, which is a shame since they serve as one of the few obsicales in the game. All in all, a short enjoyable experience.

Great atmosphere and easy to follow story. For the price, I'd highly recommend.

Really enjoyed CRUSH DEPTH! A fun horror action movie experience with great cinematic pacing/storytelling and retro style PS1 visuals, brought back a lot of memories playing Metal Gear Solid 1 and RE1 on the original Playstation. If you are looking for a fun cinematic experience i would highly recommend this game!

Crush Depths ended up being a really pleasant surprise. It’s short, but in a good way - the kind of tight, atmospheric little game you can knock out in one sitting. The PS1-style visuals add a ton of charm. The writing works well too, though I kinda wish the main character reacted a bit more to all the weird stuff happening around them. Still, overall it’s a really solid, short and sweet experience that I’m glad I played.