
A short first-person horror game. An accident cripples your submarine while trying to find the wreck of the Titanic. In the darkness, you must restore life-support systems through tense puzzles, only to discover that you are not alone.
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Watertight is a short psychological-horror experience set aboard a 1950s deep-sea submarine.
Solve clever puzzles to restore your submarine’s critical systems
Explore the submarine’s cramped, flooded corridors
Horror ambience that amplifies claustrophobia
A concise, intense experience designed to be finished in 30 minutes
You’re trapped in a failing submarine with systems on the brink of collapse. Complete a series of critical repair tasks to restore power, life-support, and navigation and hope you survive long enough to realize you’re not alone in the darkness.
Morgan Spedden was just seven years old when he survived the Titanic’s sinking. Both of his parents were lost to the icy depths. Consumed by survivor’s guilt and a lifelong obsession to uncover the wreck, he poured decades into research and planning. In 1952, he abandons everything he holds dear to captain a one-man submarine into the abyss. What he discovers deep beneath the ocean may finally answer his questions… or destroy what’s left of his sanity.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Bloody confusing.
Short and sweet!
not my type of game ... puzzles with trial and error annoy me ... but the story is cute
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It was a good little game, it did what it needed to do. A little 20-30 minutes of gameplay is just right. It conveyed the feeling of confinement very well. What's more, it was free, so I'm not complaining.🫡
Pretty nifty I just dig morse code game puzzles, for everyone confused in the first cabin there's a gauge so you can see your pressure puzzle turns.
Honestly a really well made short game, could be a demo for an upcoming, bigger puzzle game
рекомендую пройти эту игру буквально за 30 минут испытал огромный спектр эмоций
BUGGED! After getting the lights on, the pipes started spewing steam, so I ran around literally clicking EVERYTHING I saw trying to do something about it and nothing moved or activated.
Для бесплатной игры очень даже неплохо, правда проходится за полчаса, хотелось бы еще несколько головоломок и тогда вообще супер 👍 4/5
Однажды у осьминога все ноги завязались узлом...
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