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Games like Epoch, a very likable touchscreen cover shooter that did a lot with a little, offering sweet Unreal Engine graphics at the expense of large environments or genuine freedom of movement. As the whole thing was laser-focused on the blasting and ducking, the limitations didn't matter, particularly since the blasting and ducking were both excellent. Submerged feels like another attempt to create a lavishly pretty 3D game within the boundaries of a strict budget. It is more ambitious than Epoch, but it is nowhere near as successful.
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Submerged: Hidden Depths exists on its own chill plane – an exploration game that is truly about exploration and little else..
I do like the art style of the game. Too bad it's only on Stadia. It kind of looks like it has that same vibe as Flower and Journey on the PS3. Obviously this has human looking characters in it, but the way he describes the chill nature of the gameplay, and simple controls remind me of those kind of games.
Submerged is a third-person combat-free game in which you explore a mysterious flooded city and discover the beauty of desolation in vast outdoor environments.
