Freediver: Triton Down is a fully-interactive single-player experience with deep roots in ocean adventure cinema. Freediver delivers the whirlwind fun and thrills of a disaster blockbuster, all in a binge-worthy package.
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2 Minute Video Review → https://youtu.be/iW5mNkP2RAM FREEDIVER is a swimming exploration and survival game. You swim by holding the trigger buttons and simply swinging your arms. The direction that you swing is the direction that you propel from. It feels very natural and easy to do, and it does become a bit of an arm workout. You can also grab onto and propel yourself from solid surfaces. Similar to zero G space games where you move along by pushing on walls. And just like the title says, you're Freediving. That means you're swimming without an air tank. So a constant challenge is finding air supplies before you run out of oxygen. Along the way you'll also need to solve small puzzle challenges like getting past dangerous areas or opening tricky doors. The voice acting is great, both the writing and performing are realistic as not overdone or cheesy This game is very exciting to p
A LOT of heart went into this experience. It is short but sweet! Took me about 50 mins to complete. Certainly worth the 8.99 USD price tag. I thoroughly enjoyed this. I would recommend adjusting your comfort setting from the get go [especially for turning and momentum to about 75] if you are an avid VR gamer. Not quite sure why this has made such an impression but I have walked away from this feeling very satisfied with the purchase and hats off to the developers for a job well done :) It is not often you feel content with a VR purchase in the current industry climate!
What a great vr experience. Visuals are stunning. Took just under an hour for me to finish and I am wanting more, so much more. Please oh please release more content soon!
I question the decision to abruptly change from a first person perspective to a third person perspective on a few occasions, other than that it was a nice experience.
Freediver: Triton Down....Hell, I don't know why anybody'd want to be a Navy diver. Freediver: Triton Down is a tense, diving simulator where your trapped on a sinking ship trying to survive with nothing, but your wits and the random oxygen tanks scattered throughout the ship. I'm giving this a game a MARGINAL recommendation. I enjoyed this game in concept more than what it actually is. I've always enjoyed those movies where a person or group of survivors is trapped and has to use their wits and skills to survive. This game tries to emulate that, but doesn't quite stick the landing. First the good: Its fun. Its really fun swimming around a big ship as it sinks with explosions going off and bodies everywhere. This is the type of game that puts you in a heart pounding reality you've only seen in the movies. This concept is great and I'm surpised more games aren't made likes this
Hmmm... Not sure how to feel about this one. I get that development requires money, but I also feel that where money's involved, there needs to be substance for the customer. First off, the controls are extremely awkward. It certainly doesn't feel like the player is swimming naturally. More of a forced propulsion in a vague direction. Sometimes even that's not guaranteed, as the game engine lags and the controls glitch. When I did finally feel like I was getting used to how to make the controls work in my favour (half an hour), the game was over... Literally, the game ends in about 50 minuted of playtime. I'd say this is a tech demo at best. Very average and somewhat quirky. The puzzles for survival are simplistic, and the player interaction with the world is clumsy at best. Every other aspect (story etc.) is disappointing. And there you have it, I actually do know how to feel about t
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