
Reveal The Deep is a short exploration game set in the wreck of a 19th century steamship. Navigate through expansive levels, uncovering the stories of the ship's demise and it's passengers. Keep your nerve, your wits about you, and prepare to reveal the secrets of the deep.
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I feel slightly bad for doing this, as the game does have character and you can see the developer did put effort into it. It has decent pixel art, alright sound effects, a story as one would expect and an eerie atmosphere. Its priced for the modest sum of 1 dollar/euro, so realistically all you are spending on it is your time. But depending how you value it, it may be too expensive. The gameplay here is simple. You explore, gather stories, solve some puzzles. You can switch between dimensions with light or lack there of. It would have been fine by itself, but its dragged out by slow movement and a somewhat confusing layout. With all do respect, this isnt the type of game I want to spend time exploring and sinking in the atmosphere for too long. Aside from that you will need to download extra software and make/get files to get this game running. There was something in the Steam guide, so I got it to work, but its not really worth it.
Looks like a fine game but I cannot get it to run at all.
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Such a simple yet captivating game. Definitely recommend.
Fun! Simple game. Entertaining.
It's a shame Reveal the Deep is no longer supported or available on the Steam Store, it runs great on Linux with minimal tweaking (took me five minutes and I'm a noob) and is a fun little title with simple but enjoyable environmental puzzles, an engaging story discovered through exploration, and a solid - though not particularly scary - atmosphere.
Interessante, talvez numa promoção e na dúvida do que jogar.
Não tá nem mais disponível na Steam, pra ter uma ideia...
This game feels too low quality to cost money. A very annoying way they try to scare the player is by just playing random sounds constantly and it got annoying very quickly for me. There's little books in a couple places that just felt kinda cliche with their attempts at foreshadowing, never mind the fact we're underwater. When I encountered the monster at one time, I walked towards it not giving a ♥♥♥♥ and all that happened is that it shoved me back while playing a ridiculously loud sound. I did it over and over and over again, no damage taken, didn't die, just the same stupid thing. So like, there's literally no danger in the game anyway? Doesn't matter if there is later in the game, I was too annoyed at that point to keep playing. I already put in my refund request.
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