Gamer Living's Victoria Anderson dives deep beneath the surface of Nano Games' deep sea adventure: Reef Shot.
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DT:Reef Shot could have been much, much more than what is offered. As a first-person adventure game, it does little to stimulate the player to keep pressing on, except perhaps to hopefully see more fish variety. If you're like me and want to just meander about the ocean floor and take some photographs of virtual fish to relax and enjoy yourself, Reef Shot offers very little.
Ever dream of becoming an underwater photographer? Reef Shot by Nano Games (Desura $9.99) allows you to do just that. You are Scott who is working with Renee to photograph and explore the waters off Robinson Crusoe Island. Reef Shot starts off with the legend of City of El Dorado and how the city was moved in the 16th century to avoid a Spanish Commander, Lope de Aguirre.
He was seeking the legendary City of Gold and the rumored prophesy the refugees possessed. Neither was seen again. You are then taken to December of 2012 and introduced to Renee and Scott, who work for a university.
