Разработчик: Prey Interactive
Описание
Utilise your equipment in a stylish blend of combat and beautiful aquatic moments, with a great original soundtrack and ambient sounds; we have created a living, breathing underwater world in pixel art graphics, with it's own day/night cycle. Much of the world is destructible, from blowing up wreckage doors with C4, to drilling and torpedoing your way through rock for fuel cells and chests.
- Survive an often brutal world of bosses, turrets, and poisonous plants, filled with lots of sea life to find- including Sharks, Orcas, Whales, Jellyfish, and lots of fish!
- Control your submarine with the turbines; as well as claws, weaponry, and drills! #Updated to include simpler submarine controls as an option.
- The ability to explore outside your submarine, calling drones, repairing your sub and swimming through abandoned wreckages from pirate ships to a massive world war submarine.
- Lots of equipment and upgrades to purchase along 3 tech-trees... Survival, Attack and Defence.
- Pick up notes to build the story of one diver's destiny that will take you across huge areas; defeating bosses and unlocking the secret of the abyss.
There is a lot to see and do, with many hours of open gameplay!
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS: 7+
- Processor: 1.7 GHz Dual Core
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260, ATI Radeon 4870 HD, or equivalent card with at least 512 MB VRAM
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 400 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card
Mac
- OS: Snow Leopard 10.6.8 or later
- Processor: Intel Core Duo
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 4850, NVIDIA GeForce GT 120, or equivalent card with at least 512 MB VRAM
- Storage: 400 MB available space
Отзывы пользователей
A fun game worth your time. The 2D graphics are well-done and its clear that they put a lot of effort in making an immersive environment despite the graphic style. You can choose to play by achieving the various missions, or you can just explore the endless ocean. Either way the game is fun and looks good.
Game FORCES me to use my gamepad. Then it cannot understand my gamepad commands. Then I'm stuck because I cannot move and I cannot choose to not use a gamepad, because game forced me to use it. I had to quit, unplug my gamepad, and try again.
In the end, its a clunky, delayed, awful control scheme. No way to switch or rebind controls - the game claims there's an "easy control scheme" but its far from "easy".
Just... no.
Project Abyss is the poor man's Diluvion. Not absolutely terrible, but just doesn't feel right at too many places. Additionally, a buggy mess. I really did regret soldiering through this.
Do yourself a favour and just skip out on this entirely.
Nifty submarine simulator. I strongly recommend using the "easy controls" option in the menu for standard WASD movement. Loads of options and weapons and gadgets. Nice upgrade system.
A really fun pixel game, and absolutely worth the price on sale!
-Pros
-Lovely pixel art
-Nice music,
-Tight controls
-A good mix of exploration & combat
-A variety of upgrades and sub unlocks
-Low sys reqs lets you run it even on older laptops and antiquated office computers.
-Cons
-No ability to remap keyboard controls (Frustrating for some, and game stopping for left handed players.)
-Relatively short game. (Only 4 areas + a final boss battle and I'm on area 3 after only 1.6 hours played.)
Overall: While I'm on the fence about it being worth $7.00, at the current -85% off sale it's well worth picking up, will easily give 3+ hours of entertainment, (Likely 10+ counting future playthroughs.) and is a nice way to relax on lunch break.
So many bugs, there needs to be an update to make the fish not glitch out. Also, when you unlock the new subs, they won't turn around; they consistently face only one direction. Fix please, to many bugs for this game to be done.
This game is unique and fun, and it's clear that someone cared about this game when they made it. The aesthetic and gameplay are relaxed but not boring, and the atmosphere is really engaging.
i just bought my copy of project abyss. it looks awesome, and the idea is as well.
for me there are a few issues though. i think the controls are a bit to complicated. but luckily there is easy control. sadly i did not find that out until i was killed during tutorial. :)
Not really my thing I'll be honest however it is without a doubt a well-crafted game and if you enjoy exploration, resource management and simple yet demanding controls you can certainly do much worse then this.
Just loved the game and the whole concept of deep diving and exploring. The level of details is great. You actually feel like you are deep at the bottom of the sea!
On first run itself I started exploring all the secrets and unlock. Hope there is lot more to explore.
Just a little feedback for dev: Wish you had enabled "Easy control" by default, it felt more natural for a PC gamer like me. I can see why many complained about control. Sorry to say but the default controls were cumbersome and annoying at times, as I always try to reach for WSAD and end up turning or shooting. Also I know its a pixel art game, but the Controls instructions on Settings screen are too distorted, I could hardly read the buttons. Those could have been in easy to read images/sprite :)
Other than thats the pixel art graphics is amazing, music, sound and voice acting is top notch!
It's not without its flaws but it is ultimately an enjoyable exploration game with light combat and RPG elements. Enjoy treasure hunting the deep dark trench and upgrading your sub systems.
The submarine control interface is poorly designed and makes the game nearly unplayable. Further, there is a glitch that causes you to warp through the walls when you are diving outside the submarine. When in Dive mode, C4 sometimes doesn't trigger and if you have to move diagonally in an inclosed space, you can get hung up on the terrain. Way too much trouble and not fun. Refund requested.
It's a fun game so far. I was controlling the submarine and surprise! you can get out of the submarine too. A lot of work has gone into this game and it shows.
The Voice acting is ok. They typo choosen a very bad choice. The Companys Webpage Looks and feels very unprofessional as does alot of this game. it has some nice assets and ideas but dosent grab me really. Also feelt appaled i could just blow up all the sealife. You could even have made it so that you clean up the ocean on the sideline..but nope..those toxic Barrels are just exploding...
Feels more of a grind right after then tutorial. Pricetag is way too high for the second game of the creator. 4.99 and i whould have kept it..maybe waiting for a sale since i still really like all things under the sea.
The BIGGEST Problem of the game is the control sheme. Most PC Gamers loathe Controllers. You absolutly should implement free button editing. I whould have sticked to the original control sheme if i whould have been able to remap the Buttons. Even your "easy" controls can be such a PITA that make you just stop playing.
Has a mild learning curve when it comes to the controls, but it's always refreshing to have to learn something new instead of the "same old same old" problem we have with most games released now days. Very nice retro feel, love the zoom feature that allows me to look closer at the detail that you've put into the game! I really enjoy all the little things like the cliche red explosive barrel and crabs, mines, non-aggresive fish, a--hole fish, F-ING WHALES, and the lovely little claws you've added to the submarines! Skill trees are expansive, more than enough for something of this category.
THERE ARE BUGS; BUT THIS GAME WAS MADE BY 3 PEOPLE (I think) So please, give credit were it is due, and please be patient, this game is amazing in its current state. I reccomend this purchase if you are looking for something new, like to explore, and enjoy the sense of accomplishment; because this game defintely brings that to the table!
HAVE FUN DIVERS !!!
I love the game's idea, and I love the graphics as well. But for the sake of god, I can't play it with these controls. I refunded it and I'll check if they patch in an option for normal controls sometime. It would help the game a lot.
So far I have played through the tutorial section and the explored the 1st main area.
Project Abyss is a lovely game that captures the essence of underwater exploration and the related dangers. The art style and representation of the ocean creatures is charming and it feels nice when you come across something out of the blue.
At first, the controls seem overwhelming, but this because of the range of submarine and diver tools that are on offer. Moving the submarine itself is done by rotating the propeller to the angle of thrust needed, which gives a very unique and realistic feel to operation. A lot of care is required to finely position the submarine around underwater obstacles. The submarine tools include things like the drill, front claw, underbelly (?) claw, harpoon gun and chain harpoon. I particularly like the claw underneath the sub that moves up/down with the mouse wheel and can pull objects back up.
You can also exit the submarine and explore as the diver, allowing for other weapons and tools at your disposal. It allows for an extra dynamic of gameplay, in terms of exploring inside shipwrecks or repairing the submarine itself from outside. It feels natural to secure your submarine to a rock with the chain harpoon, then explore more closely as the diver itself.
There is definitely a survival aspect to the gameplay, as the fuel on the submarine is limited, along with ammo sometimes running dry. Also the sea itself can be a rather dangerous place. Save when you can and don't waste resources.
From the look of the skill trees and the achievements, there appears to be a lot more content on offer for me to discover.
If deep sea exploration is your thing, then I'd definitely give this a go.
A very inspiring and fresh new game! I love to play and finding out new mechanics, far off from every day design and established "must be blizzard like" controls. Asking how to achive things and what might to be found underwater gives Abyss its charme.
It is a challenging task to control the submarine and all its machinery. Most of the time I know, I was to hasty and it was my fault, when something goes wrong, although there are some issues with the controls.
The underwater scenarios are cool and interesting and although used in many films and games it got never cliche, in my opinion.
The graphics and style are lovely and contain a lot of details.
I just played the tutorial and I already like this game.
The artsyle and the climate is really cool.
Apart from that I love the music.
On the down side the controls are pretty weird, but maybe it'll be fixed.
I like the game anyway. Even in its early state
Have played for about 2 hours. Through the tutorial and well into the beginning of the main game.
The graphics, music and scenery are lovely. I like the retro feel, and the attention to detail.
The peaceful exploration mechanic with a story and mystery to solve is my kind of thing. You are given tasks to complete and a clear direction to go, so it feels open but not vague. The upgrades and collecting aspects are also nice to make it feel like you get your money's worth. The 'computer' voice over is quirky and I like it.
The constant hunt for fuel adds a bit of a frantic edge to your exploration which some players may or may not like.
My main issue is the controls. (EDIT- the developer has released a Settings toggle for the controls, making the following paragraph irrelevant.) You can't simply use the arrow keys or WASD keys to go left,right,up,down. You have to rotate your jets and press the boost button to navigate opposite to the direction your jets are facing. This is nuts. Instead of paying attention to the game, and what is around me, I am constantly thinking about the controls and staring at my little jets to figure out which direction I will go if I press boost (hard to enjoy the scenery while staring at my jets). It is something that desperately needs to be a Settings toggle. But alas no. When you leave your sub and swim around, it's a palpable relief to be able to just navigate normally. Perhaps it adds to the 'submarine' feel... but.... *head shake*
I'm continuing to play because I've been following this game for sometime, and there are so many positives and a great feel.
But, Tall Story... if you have any possible way to add a Setting for normal controls, for the love of Indie Games... please patch this. (EDIT - Done! The developer rocks!)
Overall a nice gem, and appropriately priced. Try it out.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Prey Interactive |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 01.02.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 61% положительных (28) |