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Genre: Adventure, Platform
Deep Sea Hunter is an upgrade-based underwater exploration game. Discover and hunt various types of creatures as you explore the deep sea with your submarine. Dive as deep as possible and collect as much gold as you can before you run out of fuel. Use your earnings to upgrade your submarine's missiles, sonar, rotor blade, hull, fuel tank, treasure magnet, and gold detector.
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Comments
1. Only boss without a sweet-spot found was the Elder. Elder was also the hardest boss to find for me. You have to swim well away from the wall at around 1600 depth. First boss sweet spot is just creeping up toward it. Cthulu is from below.
2. You can go below the depth shown on the meter. I managed 4k+ without much patience used.
3. The lack of consumables to enhance your range heavily favors low uses of movement at a time, slowly moving forward so you can blow up whatever comes without moving around it.
4. Jellyfish are the best farming at the start. Even starting you will clear a cluster just sitting still without damage, and they drop more than the rank 3-5 enemies per cluster. Until you have fuel and speed at a 6 or 7 you will not gain much from trying to get deep and find chests.
Hope that helps anyone who wants an easy time of it!
Some consumable power-ups would be cool at that point that you can at least try to spend your masses of money to reach ever new depth highscores.
Apart from that I think this game is very beautifully made and atmospheric. And Cthulhu gets extra points!
However, I'm afraid this game is not really Greenpeace-approved
4/5 stars
overall nice game with new idea but bores quickly since no change in gamearea and money requirements for upgrades rise too quickly.
simple move strategy, upgrades seem to be ok as well but with a short play this is only going on 3 upgrades on a few of the upgradable bits, there are quite a few upgrades available so it all looks good so far.
downsides ... there is no real goal other than the collection of treasure and killing a few fish.If the game had an ending achievement it would get better marks.
This is on the same level of continuation as magi ... there is no end goal.
having said that it is not as good as magi and I see nothing so far that suggests this is a platform based game. Lots of achievements available but no other levels.
3/5
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