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Recommended
0.0 hrs last two weeks / 4.2 hrs on record (4.1 hrs at review time)
Posted: Sep 12, 2014 @ 8:42pm

Depth Hunter 2 is a relaxing game where you explore the fishy depths. Its like a walking simulator only for diving. Instead of just swimming around, there is treasure to find, or take pictures, and catching fish is fun too. The world feels very alive, the way the fish move seems very well done. Taking pictures is very rewarding there is an excellent feature of being able to make them your desktop as well. There are multiple places to visit for diving that have many attractions under water from ships, to planes, all kinds of things that make exploring fun.

The dev is active in the steam community, if encountering a bug or making a suggestion the dev is quick to respond. The music is perfect for the game, gives it a feeling of isolation like being on a real dive. Missions are as short or long except a couple timed objectives to mix it up. Great summer game to spend time swimming around exploring the oceans.


*This is a snorkel game so be sure to go to the surface when air is low.

Rating: 10/10 Value: $9.99
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Motoki Sep 13, 2014 @ 1:39am 
I'm with Sysgen what Biart did was very shady and I just can't support him. I might go for something like World of Diving instead. At least those developers seem honest.
BridgetFisher Sep 12, 2014 @ 11:33pm 
Read about that on the forums. We all want the same thing good games that are enjoyable. Lets hope that out of the debacle we may get a good series of games because if not then it sucks ten times as much.
Sysgen Sep 12, 2014 @ 9:09pm 
Sorry to say the dev pulled a fast one by bundling DH1 and garnering green light votes and then replacing DH1 with DH2 (DH1 with some enhancements) on the same greenlight id and declaring bundle buyers and buyers of DH1 get no steam key. I like your reviews but this dev is gamed the system to his advantage at the expense of consumers who gave him their goodwill.