Diluvion: Resubmerged

KBM, controller, Hotas , don't work right.

Some bad underwater deep-down submarine simulation game. Controls are broken and fiddly, you can configure all you want but it still won't behave in any reasonable way. I never even made it consistantly far from the starting point, only once by sheer chance. I guess there's some story and crew management - never got that far. The developers clearly didn't do any research into how a submarine behaves and moves or at least how a ship does. Maybe they didn't even care… My advice: Spent your money elsewhere or apply for refund.

I was really looking forward to this game. The developers looked like a good group of people who wanted to create a really awesome game. Unfortunately, it didnt end up being awesome. I was actually quite bored of it rather quickly. To each their own. Luckily, it wasnt that expensive like some AAA games that also dissapoint *cough* *ubisoft*

You need to manually configure the controls, also those of the contoller. I really wanted to play this game. It looks amazing and the music is fantastic but this is unplayble. The controls are a mess and it's increadible difficult to set them up so they work.

‘Sonar is working Captn! Allright then ye landlubbers, let´s find ourselves some shiny loot!’ - After the sonar ping is done, you get the feeling that there is something outside, something following you. And it is not a swarm of helpful goldfish…it´s a pirate! ‘Ready Torpedo Tube 1 Mr. Rawlson!’ Ready Capn’ ‘Then FIRE! For Neptunes sake, FIRE!’ •You are in a submarine. And you are the Captain. You have a Crew consisting of one 1st Officer manning the helm of the vessel. You are somewhere in the deep sea. From then on, it is going to be one hell of a ride! •The game features a tutorial that shows you the ins and outs of commanding a submarine – Controls, Crew management, Trading with Hubs/Ships and Questing/Navigating as well as an introduction to the dangers of the deep ocean. •Your task is to explore, navigate, trade and follow some quests. Quests vary from navigating, to fighting and trading as well as collecting. •You are limited in range by oxygen supply and your vessels ability to dive deep. Upgrading your ship and crew is essential! There is also a limit to how large your crew can be. That limit is determined by the size and type of your ship. You can upgrade your ship and buy different ship types. The Atmosphere this game creates is amazing. It is partly due to the choice of graphics style and partly because the developers chose to include an amazing soundtrack. The feeling of actually controlling the submarine arrives quickly. Commanding your crew is done manually and in times of battle with a bullet-time mode called “captains time”. That adds to the dynamic fighting under the sea. You can always try to avoid a fight, if it is not quest related – you have to be fast enough though. The Submarines controls feel slow compared to other games, but not too slow to take the whole dynamic out of being able to control the ship with mouse and keyboard overall. You will enjoy this if you like either a) submarines b) loot c) great atmosphere d)uniqueness in games