Hello - the game is made with Unity. I applied all the standard optimization techniques to it, and my testers did not report any performance issues. You can also change the graphics quality in the settings. I don't know your full configuration, but a GTX 970 should be able to run the game just fine.
The graphics in this one aren't really my thing, but the sound design makes up for it - the way it became more eerie the deeper we went was pretty cool. Controls were clunky and I didn't quite grasp them, but I guess it was part of the challenge. The ending was very unexpected, which was good. Also, the tutorial on the boat's control panel was a nice little touch.
Aside from water, there isn't much horror or thematic elements (maybe just a static camera). Nevertheless, I spent a few minutes playing around; it's a fun little game, the simple mechanics and audio-visual aspects all work together.
Not scary at all, but I suppose that wasn't really the goal here. It was short, sweet and kinda fun to play - the 1$ emerald was a funny slap in the face lol
Very nice game, with solid visuals and clear gameplay. The underwater segments were really well made, following that path in pitch black darkness while on the bottom of the ocean was pretty convincing.
