Submersed

L'ambiance générale du jeu attire instantanément le joueur en quête d'atmosphère oppressante, ces installations lugubres, ces passages sous-marin très stressants et le sound design (les bruits et l'ambiance) parviennent à donner une certaine cohérence à l'ensemble. Mais très vite vous déchantez. Le plus gros problème réside dans ces soucis de gameplay, la maniabilité est une catastrophe, au clavier impossible de changer ses touches, vous êtes obligés de passer votre clavier en QWERTY. Pire certaines combinaisons de touches sont totalement absurdes, ESPACE pour lever votre "arme" et CTRL pour vous en servir, niveau ergonomie on frôle le zéro absolu. Dans ce cas vous optez pour la manette puisque toutes les indications de touches apparaissant à l'écran, reprennent les boutons de la manette Xbox. Mais même avec la manette certains passages (ceux en scaphandre) sont horribles, on a l'impression de contrôler un pétrolier. Sans compter sur ces petits moments de plaisir, ou caché dans un placard, vous vous collez au fond et votre personnage se met à faire un 360° tout seul... Mais le pire reste ces points de contrôle en nombre bien trop insuffisant par moments et qui vous demandent de refaire une zone alors que vous aviez bien progressé. Enfin, je ne sais pas si c'est moi uniquement qui aie rencontré ce problème, mais ma jauge d'oxygène ne me permet tout simplement pas de finir le jeu puisque le dernier passage me tue sans que je ne puisse rien faire. Et le même problème m'est arrivé une première fois lors d'un passage à la nage sous l'eau où je parviens jusqu'au point de contrôle et me noie à cet instant, le jeu charge en boucle ma mort... Obligé de recommencer. Conclusion, profiter d'une période de soldes pour récupérer ce titre si vraiment vous êtes en manque de jeu à ambiance sous marine sinon préférez lui SOMA ou Subnautica.

游戏还可以，就是画面不太好，故事长。但是我还是要给你差评，你给的提示按键有锤子个用，在那个被关住铁笼沉入水中，提示按RB键，能不能说人话？我怎么知道RB是什么键，我按什么键都不顶用。跑过去有好远，跑了几次就没心情了，中途还有躲鲨鱼。

La verdad que la idea del juego era muy buena y cuando vi el tráiler me llamo mucho la atención pero me lleno de expectativas que no fueron cumplidas, la jugabilidad es nefasta y el que el juego esté hecho para mando casi al 100% lo hunde aún más, porqué no se pueden cambiar los controles a gusto y uno debe probar tecla por tecla sobre la marcha para saber que hace cada una.

If you liked Deep Blue Sea, you’ll enjoy this little adventure! I really liked the graphics, they create a great atmosphere for an older game. If you avoid using weapons (which is exactly what I’d do against the sharks = no chance!), the game still works well and actually builds tension. The controls for items are a bit clunky but manageable. The story is solid, and the objectives feel realistic. I just wish there were more shark games like this!

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30 FPS bug is pepega. The price is pepega. Not recommended because of the price and the critical bug which can be dodged by using FRAPS or locking your FPS to 30.

This was a rough game. I had a variety of technical issues, and to be blunt what you get is not really worth the trouble you may need to go to in order to get this to run properly. The game is a first person semi-walking simulator spread out over 8 chapters. It has inventory management, items which can be thrown, documents to read, and some swimming sections, but really a lot of these feel superfluous. For example, you have an inventory, but really you only need this for key items like keys or keycards that are required to progress. You can get healing items, batteries, and other things, but you almost never need these. I never in my whole playthrough needed to replenish my batteries for my flashlight, and only used them just to get them out of my inventory. There are only 8 slots, and this feels more like it was a design exercise than anything that adds depth to the game. There is a stress meter and items that lower your stress, but mine never went up. You are sometimes take damage because of certain scripted events, but after healing once you can get away with never taking damage again and not needing any healing items. The "weapon" you get is also unnecessary, as well as the other enemy-related things that you can craft. There is a very basic form of crafting, but also unnecessary because of the lack of any real exploration, or upgrades, or anything. You could probably beat this in an hour or two if you needed to, and my five or so hour playtime is mostly from testing various compatibility fixes to get the game to run on Linux. I have a thread in the Discussions section of the game's Steam pages that details what I did to do this, but you need to run this with a fix to show FMVs, to use D3D instead of DXVK, and you will also need to find some way to limit FPS to 30. I... wish I hadn't wasted the time doing this, but eh. The story is very basic and is explained to you in full almost as soon as you start the game. And yet, despite the idea that's clearly inspired by something like Resident Evil but in the ocean, it never has anything other than basic sections of avoiding enemy patrols and that are very clearly telegraphed and easy to avoid. For a horror game with the advantage of being able to play on thalassophobia, it's also never scary. There are some underwater sections but these are either all still terrestrial and walking around and avoiding enemy patrols, or short sequences where you aren't in any danger or the danger is barely avoidable. Even the death scenes if you happen to be caught are just very simple screens that immediately go to a game over and load your last checkpoint; no shark attack animation, no nothing. The game was a port of a PS4 game as far as I can tell and all of the control prompts still use controller button symbols even if you're playing on a mouse and keyboard. You cannot rebind any keys, which is super annoying because the keys are bafflingly bad. You can view them by pressing "P" and then selecting "Help" from the menu in order to see what everything is bound to, but just as an example, to use your weapon you hold "Space" to aim and press "Alt" to attach while holding down "Space" still. It's just implemented I think by someone who has never used a PC before or played a game on a PC. Oh, and there is a way to quit to the main menu in that pause menu that comes up by pressing "P," but there is no way to quit the game to desktop, so you will need to "Alt+Tab" into Steam and use the "Stop" button to close the game. The setting and plot of it enticed me, but even on sale, there is so little here (wow, I did not even mention how many of the game's assets like room shape and size are reused) that I cannot recommend it. There is a sequel, and in spite of myself, part of me wants to check it out. But hopefully some kind of substantial gameplay or story has been added because what's here in Submersed has no taste, no smell, no substance, and you will probably forget about this game as soon as you finish it. Oh, and minor spoilers, but in the last section of the game, [spoiler]to answer what you are supposed to do, you are supposed to drop the item outside the cage when it opens and then press the button again[/spoiler].

estaba chido pro si tiene muchos bugs quee te tienes que regresar

o jogo me lembra um classico filme do SBT chamado do fundo do mar. muito bom

Rougher than shark skin (scales)! Could not finish my playthrough of this game due to a bug with the drowning time. Literally at the end of the game, too! A shame but not surprised as the game is lacking polish all over. The idea is great though and I'd love to see a decent shark thriller on here.