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«A broken quiver will slow your draw. Pain, we endure... faulty weaponry, we do not» ©

I've never had a chance to play the part of A.I. in video games before. This is a unique project with specific gameplay and intriguing storyline.

This is an "Outlast" from AliExpress.

«I'm diving in too deep
An ocean in my hand
It's getting hard to see
I might be lost but
I'm gonna find who I am

Diving in too deep
Don't have a master plan
It's getting hard to breathe
I might be lost
But I'm gonna find who I am
Diving in to deep...»

© NerdOut

Astonishing and the most immersive sci-fi survival I've ever played! Starting with the first minutes of gameplay mechanics until the drop-dead gorgeous end titles soundtrack. Goosebumps!

Attention to all of the shark-related-stuff lovers! In this game you'll face:

1. The beauty of the underwater world
2. Lots of mass culture references
3. Humoristic vibes
4. Easy-going gameplay and pleasing visuals
5. Blood, salt and violence

Just a little note for all the perfectionists and trophy hunters:

1. All cutscenes in the game are unskippable.
2. Any collectible is considered to be yours only after autosave feature. If you picked up an item, then died and there was no autosave - the collectible disappears and should be found again after your respawn.
3. Each episode is not subdivided into any kind of chapters [or parts, scenes, levels]. So if you need something which is at the very end of that episode - you should walk it through from the very beginning.
4. There is no kind of a map or a guide for all the hidden secrets, even after finishing the main storyline. You have to find everything on your own or look for a guide in the internet.

If all of those drawbacks in game were fixed somehow, the backtracking would be more enjoyable.

«Everyone should have a destination... A point on the map where they aspire to go, and where one could finally be happy[...] Eventually each of us will find a point like this — and stay there».

«They say that art only interests the well-fed. But, my уoung friend, I will argue that even the hungry need art... for thinking on exalted matters dulls the pain of an empty stomach. But, sadly, true art is twenty years gone. What remains is profane trash».

«He who is brave and patient enough to peer into the darkness his whole life will be first to see a flicker of light in it».©