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About In Other Waters

Help xenobiologist Ellery Vas navigate a mysterious underwater world on the alien planet Gliese 677Cc. With a broken diving suit and your guidance as an AI, uncover secrets of extraterrestrial life and a dark past. Your bond with Ellery will be tested as you explore and question what it means to be alive in a changing world.

• Become a Xenobiologist: Discover and catalog alien species by observing, scanning, and interacting with life forms while helping Ellery classify a new ecosystem.
• AI-Powered Navigation: Experience an elegant UI to set dive plans, interpret signals, and map the ocean, enhancing your exploration with intuitive controls.
• Dive in Alien Ocean: Dive into vast, diverse seafloors, from radiant reefs to dark depths, unlocking upgrades and revealing strange new environments.
• Develop a Lasting Relationship: Develop a deep bond with Ellery through limited communication, guiding her toward a shocking truth as you explore together.

In Other Waters Reviews

While the action of playing the game is threadbare, the tone being set between the repetitive motions of exploration, your doctoral companion’s calm demeanor, a serene and mysterious accompaniment, and the satisfaction of each new discovery makes for a divine experience. If you’re looking for an interactive balm for your spare time or something to sate a sense of discovery without needing action-packed stimulation, sink into these waters and let them wash over you.

NintendoWorldReport

In other waters, the fear of the ocean is a fear of systems. Systems of the natural and artificial are spun around, submerged beneath the surface, and retrieved from the sample bay to make purpose of life and meaning from death. The last time I visited the beach was at sunrise. I dropped a friend off at an international airport, drove on a highway out of the city, took a right before the Space Center, and ended up in Cocoa as the red light of the sun breached the horizon. You’re never far from the ocean in Florida.

The Indie Game Website

In Other Waters’ best quality is just that: it makes you feel like you’re in other waters. It’s a well written exploration game that, while short, provides an interesting story. If this is the form the classic text adventure returns in, In Other Waters leads the charge with its immersive soundscape and imagination sparking descriptions.

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