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I've always loved procedural games...and extraction games. My time playing Lethal Company solo with balancing mods will attest to that. This game scratches that itch. I'm not sure how the POI generation works. Be it you're encountering static POIs in a random order or generated based on rooms/modules like how Lethal Company (and most procedural dungeons) do it. But I'm still having a ton of fun docking on locations and just looting everything I could find. Weapons and enemies are a bit clunky...but it doesn't take away from the thick atmosphere and fun looting. Get it. Edit: I've asked the dev how generation works. And yes, it is modular for generating the locations. So really that goes to show how well the generation has been made if I thought the coral reefs and ship wrecks were handcrafted. There's been a couple times that I noticed module clipping in the facility maps, but other than that...fantastic job with the generation.

Finally, a good underwater horror game. Those are rare! It has a great, tense atmosphere throughout. The deeper you dive, the more rewarding it becomes, but also more dangerous. If your sub implodes, you lose all progress from that run. The levels are interesting and complex, and unexpected events keep things engaging. There are lots of thoughtful details, and you can upgrade your equipment to explore even deeper.

Way too buggy and tedious. I'd rather play lethal.