
Ocean Desolation is a Free Simple Linear horror game. After falling out of your boat during a thunderstorm you are left stranded in the South Pacific Ocean. Swim your way to different locations and find a way to call for help. But be careful, something lurks at the bottom.
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I appreciate its free and I really tried to play through this but I bailed and can't recommend it. it's a valiant attempt at an interesting premise but it just feels arbitrary, aimless, and like the dev had a neat idea and just had no clue what to do with it. As a more realistic grounded take on being in the situation for immersion sake it fails since it has a huge amount of unnatural things happening. as a psychological horror/study it has zero teeth and intrigue since there's little to no narrative to speak of let alone what is there has no bearing on anything you experience in game outside of it being nautical. But most of all it fails to be anything but a tedious slog because the game is literally push up and thats it with one or two notes to read with a few words apiece. the jump scares are loud and obnoxious, the swimming sound is entirely too repetitive and never changes and any other elements are too far to see or be threatening or imposing. i think i was legit at the last part of the last swim when a shark got me and i just didnt have the strength to try again even tho i was right there. i was THAT bored of holding up watching my guy go slowly towards some foggy indiscriminate landmass with nothing on it... for the fourth time. its so weird to me how the dev can have this atmosphere and this premise pulled off, but then just... i dunno completely stop there? anyways i cant recommend it, even at free, even for diehard indie horror fans.
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Walking simulator
Od symulatorów chodzenia doszliśmy do momentu, w którym pływamy w wodzie. Żarty na bok, w Ocean Desolation musimy dużo pływać od jednej boi do drugiej, a także wspinać się na tratwy i wyspy o różnych rozmiarach. Rozumiem, że dryfujemy i pływanie jest niezbędne do przetrwania. Ale jaki jest tu cel? A co ważniejsze: jaka jest fabuła? Musi być w tym coś, skoro tekst na początku wspomina, że jesteśmy w 1993 roku. Nie dostajemy wiele więcej, a przemieszczając się z punktu A do punktu B, widzimy dziwne rzeczy w oddali i pojawia się kilka straszliwych momentów. Chociaż gra chce, żebyś uwierzył, że pływasz, tak naprawdę nie możesz zanurzyć się pod wodą. Cóż, to gra niezależna i dzięki temu w ogóle nie martwimy się o tlen ani wytrzymałość. Chciałbym, żeby fabuła była bogatsza. Ale nie oceniam jej negatywnie, ponieważ uważam pomysł za oryginalny, a takie eksperymenty zawsze doceniam. Osiągnięcia też nie są trudne do zdobycia.
Very good at scaring you at night. While it can be dry sometimes it really feels like something is stalking you and the build up is great. 9/10 would def recommend!
感觉像游泳模拟器
как сабнатика, но дешевий хоррор
[h2]Something is strange... you could even say it's boring... as a full-fledged horror, it's so-so. There are many similar free games that draw out the atmosphere. For an amateur
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This is a walking simulator in the worst kind of way, just walking around for 0 reason with 0 threats
This game didn't changed my life. Its a walking swimulator (get it haha) but nah not worth it, the jumscares are just crazy bad to a point they make u laugh. The plot is basically what I wanted to do after playing this. Btw if u still wanna play this your character walks faster sideways. 2/10
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