What types of horrors would you like us to add.

[Wargod]

We have a great vision for the game, but we would also like to have community input.
What types of creatures would you love to see in the game

[Sidewalkele]

Restart the game and the progress will disappear

[DanteFaust]

Salt water crocs, killer whales, some kind of underwater dinosaurs like the mosasaur seen in Jurassic World, viperfish, angler fish, other types of sharks, maybe a megaladon. Definitely would love to see plenty of wrecks, maybe an Atlantis map, more caves. Not sure how much of that it's the game because I haven't got far yet. Would be cool to add some more equipment types to the game too like shark diving cages. I like the arcade fail to it but if you can strike a balance between that with a few more sim type elements that would be cool. Adding multiplayer would be huge. I'm happy to support this game for the long haul and pay for DLC, etc if you went that direction and added multiplayer.

[Gryfe]

I would love to see bioluminescent monsters, and making the Kraken glow like some squids would add more terror factor

[SwaggyBadger]

Giant eels

[Umutnulleins]

Originally posted by Wargod:

We have a great vision for the game, but we would also like to have community input.
What types of creatures would you love to see in the game

first of all if you can build like bases OR have a submarine and just watch bigass monsters tryna f you up that would be terrifying

[Fancypants]

I would like to see:

1. Siren's updated to appear more translucent.
2. Legendary sharks (massive scars, old spears of various eras stuck in them), Undead sharks.
3. Creature similar to Gillman from Creature from the Black Lagoon.
4, Creature similar to the one in Deep Star Six.
5. Great White creature similar to the one in Creature mini series.

[pandaberserk]

from what i got of the beginning story it sounded like innsmouth. so going by that maybe go lovecraftian? heres a list
deep ones
cthulu but sleeping
R'lyeh
deep ones /human breeds
Dagon
Dagon cultist
i wanna say they were making Shoggoths or breeding into in innsmouths
old ones
yiths
the deepones kingdom
humans sacrificing to the deep ones for life eternal
Yig and yig cultist

[Ravagexe]

As you already stepped into the fantasy territory, you can have a dive with Dagon and deep one cultists at this point. I say Innsmouth dive is more than enough for extra content.

And what about cameo if not enemy of greater sizes like Megalodon, PredatorX and Livyatan-Melvillei?

There was also a game called "Shark! Hunting The Great White" from my childhood and its night level set in pitch black dark ocean floor with only light coming from a submarine still gets into my nightmares.

A a huge sunk Freighter or a luxury Passenger Liner like Titanic, where you can dwell inside like a whole new level and encounter ghosts, maybe a small side story like Harrison Okene whom survived 3 days in a sunken ship. It would make quite a fright to suddenly encounter a survivor down there (As it literally did to the rescue diver, scared the sh**t out of him lol).

And finally I guess, Atlantis. It would make an awesome setting with its own unique drowned alienish enemies.

[76561198856165040]

Cthulu inspired monster please or Megalodon or Umibozu.
https://youtu.be/p3zb4fwFd3E

https://youtu.be/5bbz71k8ZJE

https://youtu.be/m8PODVp9qIc

[MIDNIGHT MURDA']

A level with one giant eye burried in the sea floor or on the side of a trench and the goal would be to retrieve treasures or perform a ritual around it while breaking line of sight, if it looks at you, you get dazed, you also have to deal with random enemies

[jungle.james]

- A brackish water environment with bull sharks and crocodiles. Creature From the Black Lagoon as mentioned earlier.
- A "Secure the Nazi Gold" type encounter with some zombified Axis powers?
- Aztec Ruins
- Jurassic Coast with ammonites, ichthyosaur, crinoids.
- Rebreather Apparatus Upgrade

[INKEDinARIZONA]

Sirens that sing to lure you in then become pure evil and hungry to kill. Also a hard to find mermaid in each dive that will bring you to tucked away rare chest with more gold than others could be interesting.

[Boundless]

I'll throw my hat into the ring and actually say, please no cthulhu stuff. It's a great idea for an underwater game like that, but this has a nice charm to it that doesn't need more lovecraft.

I'll second the idea for a rare siren/mermaid that's friendly that leads you to a secret treasure stash, but maybe only spawns during the end wave attacks to balance the challenge.

I'd also like to see more, tougher variants of the sharks or other creatures of the deep, or just a little more variety. Unique great whites with scars and gashes, Makos that are three times their normal size and aggressive; maybe remora's or lamprey's that can bite onto the player and cause damage-over-time, needing to be cut off. Seeing a blue whale swim by off to the side of the depths before disappearing into the darkness.

Lastly, I'd love to see some of the more classic monsters. Creature from the Black Lagoon type of stuff, or a version of the Kraken that can pull you towards it or throw you around a bit without doing tons of damage.

Basically, normal creatures; as much as I'd love to go bring the pain to the Deep Ones, I don't think this is the game for it.

[VinSyn]

Originally posted by Boundless:

I'll throw my hat into the ring and actually say, please no cthulhu stuff. It's a great idea for an underwater game like that, but this has a nice charm to it that doesn't need more lovecraft.

I'll second the idea for a rare siren/mermaid that's friendly that leads you to a secret treasure stash, but maybe only spawns during the end wave attacks to balance the challenge.

I'd also like to see more, tougher variants of the sharks or other creatures of the deep, or just a little more variety. Unique great whites with scars and gashes, Makos that are three times their normal size and aggressive; maybe remora's or lamprey's that can bite onto the player and cause damage-over-time, needing to be cut off. Seeing a blue whale swim by off to the side of the depths before disappearing into the darkness.

Lastly, I'd love to see some of the more classic monsters. Creature from the Black Lagoon type of stuff, or a version of the Kraken that can pull you towards it or throw you around a bit without doing tons of damage.

Basically, normal creatures; as much as I'd love to go bring the pain to the Deep Ones, I don't think this is the game for it.

Agreed, stick to seafaring legends. The Cthulhu mythos are cool but poor Lovecraft needs a break once in a while.

[Boundless]

Originally posted by TechSpecialist:

Originally posted by Boundless:

I'll throw my hat into the ring and actually say, please no cthulhu stuff. It's a great idea for an underwater game like that, but this has a nice charm to it that doesn't need more lovecraft.

I'll second the idea for a rare siren/mermaid that's friendly that leads you to a secret treasure stash, but maybe only spawns during the end wave attacks to balance the challenge.

I'd also like to see more, tougher variants of the sharks or other creatures of the deep, or just a little more variety. Unique great whites with scars and gashes, Makos that are three times their normal size and aggressive; maybe remora's or lamprey's that can bite onto the player and cause damage-over-time, needing to be cut off. Seeing a blue whale swim by off to the side of the depths before disappearing into the darkness.

Lastly, I'd love to see some of the more classic monsters. Creature from the Black Lagoon type of stuff, or a version of the Kraken that can pull you towards it or throw you around a bit without doing tons of damage.

Basically, normal creatures; as much as I'd love to go bring the pain to the Deep Ones, I don't think this is the game for it.

I Disagree. The developers of this game seem like they could pull off the Cthulhu Mythos very well. Not doing so would be a wasted opportunity. Cthulhu mythos seems to be a (Popular) request and I'm glad it is.

I actually entirely agree. I'd LOVE to see these guys take a crack at a Lovecraft mythos game! Exploring R'lyeh, attacking the underwater city off the coast of Innsmouth, seeing the gods that the natives worshipped in the pacific islands far away, would be incredible.

I just don't want it here. This game nails the feeling of tension, something being just a tiny bit off with the world we explore, the feeling that the animals have just a little bit more hate than normal. This feels a lot closer to something like Deep Blue Sea in a game form with Sirens, as opposed to something more out there a la Lovecraft. I'd rather see that in a totally new game, built from the ground up to handle this.

If they did go Lovecraft? I'd pay serious money to see these guys do a take on the movie Underwater, or a similar premise.