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Aww Amazing!: 9.2/10 across 968 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.
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Aww Amazing!: 9.2/10 across 968 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.
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DIVE or DIE – Children of Rain nails the loneliness of its flooded world with remarkable confidence on a visual level. Sunken buildings, abandoned infrastructure and dimly lit ruins quietly tell the tale of a civilization that disappeared long before the player arrived. The destruction feels real because the places you’re destroying feel real, like they were once the sites of normal lives.
Read full review ↗Quote not yet availableDIVE or DIE - Children of Rain may not have an overly complex story or complicated gameplay routine, but it doesn't need those features as it more than makes up for it with its enthralling, haunting, underwater atmosphere and gameplay loop that will constantly have players diving again and again as they attempt to find every biome and collectible.
Read full review ↗DIVE or Die: Children of Rain is a unique and compact roguelike that keeps you on the edge of your seat throughout. The ominous setting is effectively conveyed through the music, visual style, and lack of light.
Read full review ↗DIVE or DIE – Children of Rain is an excellent title that effectively captures the essence of underwater horror and resource management.
Read full review ↗Dive or Die isn’t a roguelike, but it does feature a similar addictive nature, as you always want do just one more dive. Drop Rate captures the tension of diving and ratchets it up with waters full of Lovecraftian horrors. From a studio of just three people, Dive or Die is a sublime diving experience. Dive or Die combines the excursion gameplay loop of Dave The Diver with the camp management of Darkest Dungeon and submerges it all in the Eldritch waters from Dredge, but still manages to feel like a novel experience. If you’re a fan or diving games, Dive or Die is a must.
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