Troubled Waters

Can be very rough in the first 15 minutes or so, it's not a difficult game but it can be punishing until you figure out what you doing, just not a good first impression with various design problems, strange control mapping, and other technical issues. If you can look past that, I do think the game has some interesting psychological moments, the jump scares were generally done in good taste, I liked the models for the sea monsters, and the last labyrinth section had a very foreboding feel to it with an interesting conclusion. It plays like a diving game with some 'resource management' and horror elements, you swim around using a turn-based gameplay similar to old dungeon crawlers, avoiding monsters, collecting various items, and selling them at the store when you surface. How deep you can go is limited by how much rope you have saved, you will have to do a bit of grinding before you can get to the lowest part, and on the bottom there is another location which you have to figure out ho...

this game needs to fix the rope mechanic its too expansive? or im just not understanding it its like i resurface and it says i dont have enough rope well can't my character just follow his rope back up and not use any extra? like Theseus and the Minotaur.