The update also includes enhanced visuals, new graphics settings, a complete UI overhaul with improved quest tracking and waypoints the ability to save anywhere, and revamped landmark, navigation and pathfinding systems. Salvaging is more dynamic than ever with hazard battles that require your crew’s abilities and items to overcome and a new forging system offers greater customization of your vessel with upgrades for armor, depth range, life support and more. Diluvion: Resubmerged – Fleet Edition, which includes an exclusive playable submarine called the “Manta ” a comprehensive digital art book and a downloadable copy of the game’s evocative original soundtrack is also 75% off (standard price $24.99).ĭiluvion: Resubmerged introduces brand new features which add more strategic depth to looting managing your unique crew, and upgrading your different submarines to fit player’s needs- and playstyles. 1 for 75% off (standard price $19.99) on Steam and GOG.com. In the spirit of beginning new voyages under the sea, Diluvion: Resubmerged is on sale now through Oct. 28, Diluvion: Resubmerged ads a plethora of new features and content which combine to offer players an exciting brand-new underwater adventure.
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Free for all Diluvion owners on Windows PC, Mac, and Linux on Sept. Good Shepherd Entertainment and independent developer Arachnid Games have launched Diluvion: Resubmerged a major new title update to the original deep sea submarine exploration and action game Diluvion.
28, expand the Jules Verne-inspired submarine adventure to new depths New content and features, free for all owners on Sept.
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It's good to see Arachnid didn't give up on this one - it feels too special to just leave to the barnacles.ĭiluvion: Resubmerged is available on GOG for £3.74, and the Fleet Edition (including soundtrack, artbook and a bonus submarine) costs £4.74/€6.24/$6.24 on Steam.GOOD SHEPHERD ENTERTAINMENT AND ARACHNID GAMES LAUNCH DILUVION: RESUBMERGED ON WINDOWS PC AND MAC
There's new quests, smarter enemies, and a new save system - previously checkpoint-based, but now you can update your captain's log whenever you see fit.
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Among the bigger changes listed are a major overhaul to UI, salvaging and the ship upgrade system. I'm hoping to play more soon.Īs I missed out on Diluvion first time round, I've little point of reference as to what they've added to it. If there's one thing I have to grumble about in my limited time playing so far, it's the writing - it just feels a little dry and hollow, which stands out against the brightly coloured haze of its weird ocean world. In friendlier environments, you can trade salvage for gear and additional crew, slowly cluttering up your submarine as far as your (upgradable) life support will allow. You'll also occasionally meet enemies in these wrecks, and your crew need to engage in turn-based RPG style combat to proceed.Ĭrew management and dialogue work this way too, dragging and dropping crew-members to their ship stations, with backup crew handling repairs and boarding. This is handled ingeniously by zooming in to a hand-drawn 2D cutaway view of the vessel you're searching, and you manually click your way through crates and doorways to explore and plunder. As a salvager, you make most of your money finding wrecked structures or ships, boarding them and poking around to find loot. Below, a fresh trailer for the new 'Resubmerged' version.įrom the little bit I had to play, it's three quarters 3D claustrophobic 'light' submarine sim, one quarter I struggle to define. Boasting major improvements, it's currently 75% discounted. Developers Arachnid Games have been patching holes ever since. While a striking looking game, it got depth-charged by negative reviews, with complaints about wonky UI and some underdeveloped systems. Despite its exciting premise of Jules Verne-inspired nautical adventuring, sea monsters and mechanical leviathans, Diluvion sank out of sonar range shortly after launching early last year - yesterday, it resurfaced under an expanded name.
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