
A co-op submarine piloting horror game with asymmetrical elements where your survival is dependent on the effectiveness of communication between your crew and the efficient management of resources left behind by the old world.
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Eclipse Below is a co-op survival horror game for up to four players. You and your crew are the last surviving members of a long decayed underwater bunker. The world above has perished, its surface scorched beyond recognition as the sun bloated into a red giant. Now, the only refuge lies beneath the waves, where water serves as a final eclipse, shielding what little life remains from the sun’s blind destruction.
Resources are gone, and time is running out. Your only hope is to pilot a decaying submarine through the abyssal depths in search of other bunkers- ancient relics of the old world that still hold precious oxygen, fuel, and scrap. These bunkers are your lifeline, but they are far from abandoned.
The journey between bunkers spans vast pitch-black oceans. Here, communication and teamwork are essential. Your submarine- rusty, slow, and barely holding together- requires constant maintenance and cooperation to stay alive. Whether you operate the bridge, man the navigation systems, or control the engines- every second counts; every decision matters.
The sea is cold and quiet… until it isn’t.
In Eclipse Below, everything is against you: the crushing pressure of the deep, the monsters that lurk unseen, the decay of the machines you rely on, and the relentless ticking of dwindling oxygen. You are not a hero- you are the lucky... for now.
The only question left is:
How long will you survive in the Eclipse Below?
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Languages: English
Reviews
Challenging but rewarding, I have a lot of fun with it
Neat indie game that feels like a mix of Barotrauma and R.E.P.O. When you first load in there aren't any prompts telling you what to do (which I enjoy in a game; being able to figure it out with a group) and after some trial and error on a couple games my group was able to actually move and enter a bunker. The bunker inhabitants were not too pleased with our intrusion and immediately wiped us, the game definitely needs some polish as there were a few visual glitches and barriers when using the elevators to enter bunkers but I thought the game was definitely my cup of tea. I cannot stress enough if you play with friends that you all gather around and read the codex in the navigation room as it's the only way to gather information about what to do. Also props to the developer for reaching out to my buddy who left a bad review initially to talk out some issues, mostly leaving a good review for that reason. Keep at it and love the work that was already put into the game!
The trauma bonding begins...
graphics are all washed up you cant see anything
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