
Aqua Catholicism; Explore Man's Original Sin Under The Sea
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Originally released in 2020, Water Womb World introduced the world to Aqua-Edenic studies. Now, the journey to Gaspar’s Zone comes to Steam with new music, commentary from Yames (the developer), and secret and highly sought after Steam achievements!
Water Womb World is a short (about 15 minutes) religious horror game. Explore the sea floor, catch fish, sift through silt to find objects, study in your lab, discover the Truth of the long obscured Primordial Underwater Adam..
This game is best played with mouse and keyboard. Press F4 at anytime to engage fullscreen mode.
Capsule art by Butch Fiasco.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Themes across 44 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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This is a low key masterpiece. Super short and worth twice the cost of admission.
hey hey people ... uhh .. who's there? hello?
I can't in good conscience "not recommend" this game, due to its lack of cost. But I found this... "game" really boring. The sound design is good, but the gameplay is really lame and the story doesn't, like, go anywhere. Meh. 5 out of 10
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Well-crafted and unsettling. It's short and free, play it.
Wonderful and short little experience, I love seeing developer commentary modes especially in indie games! If you're not interested in that, the game can be easily beaten in 10-15 minutes, worth experiencing!
A game that's weird, but in an interesting and thoughtful way. It's a perfect slice of obsession and strangeness. I would highly recommend replaying with the developer's commentary for some insights into such a singular title.
Pretty cool.
VERY short experience that mixes religious horror with extremely simple aquatic exploration. The aesthetics and dialogue really give off an "aqua catholic" vibe. I would've loved to see something like this taken further, but the suspense and creepiness were still conveyed well in its half-hour runtime (it honestly adds to it in its own way). The dev logs were a cool addition as well!
women fear me fish fear me men turn their eyes away from me as I walk no beast dare makes a sound in my presence I am alone on this barren earth
Womb. Hunger
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