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Submerged: Hidden Depths is featured in the MIX 10th Anniversary Showcase on Steam . Miku and Taku are back! This week Submerged: Hidden Depths features in the MIX 10th Anniversary Showcase on Steam! Time has passed and a lot has happened to Miku and Taku. The new game brings a n
We have some exciting news for Submerged fans. Submerged: Hidden Depths is available now on Steam! Sit back, relax, and explore Submerged: Hidden Depths. Now on Steam! The long-awaited sequel to Submerged has now been launched on your favourite platforms. Pick up a copy of Submer
Added a fast travel button to the pause menu for returning to the home base. Fixed start up crash some players were getting.
Set sail on March 10th as Submerged: Hidden Depths launches on Steam. Set in a breathtaking city gripped by a dark mystery, Submerged: Hidden Depths is an adventure exploration game that sees players climb the ruins of lost skyscrapers to uncover the tale of the sunken city, whil
- Submerged correctly uses the language selected for it in Steam - Fixed the Korean language not working - Fixed multiple stuck bugs
The Hidden Visions update adds a new treasure hunt to the post-campaign Explore mode. What are these peculiar, pulsating plants and where will they lead Miku and Taku next? Follow the trail to find out! Additional Update Notes: Unreal Engine Upgrade supports newer hardware. 4K Mo
Bug fix patch: - Fixed a bug where you could be stuck on a plank after loading a save game. - Fixed a few remnants that would just disappear. - Fixed telescope mode leaving you in a spinning boat if you were turning whilst entering telescope mode. - Fixed black ledges in low deta
Bug fix patch: - Fixed a bug where you could be stuck on a plank after loading a save game. - Fixed a few remnants that would just disappear. - Fixed telescope mode leaving you in a spinning boat if you were turning whilst entering telescope mode. - Fixed black ledges in low deta
There's no combat in Submerged , the post-apocalyptic exploration and adventure game from indie studio Uppercut Games. While it has eerie moments, and even a couple frightening ones, there are no enemies. While you spend a great deal of time scaling buildings, hanging by your fin
Sometimes, just sometimes, it s nice to take a break from all the murder. Even the most red-blooded psychopath needs a day off. Which makes Submerged s combat-free, climbing-n-boating exploration of a half-drowned city an extremely refreshing time. Here’s wot I think: …
Submerged is Now Available on Steam and is 10% off!* Submerged is a third-person combat-free game in which you explore a mysterious flooded city and discover the beauty of desolation in vast outdoor environments. You take on the role of Miku, a young girl who has brought her woun
Post-apocalyptic video games are rarely serene. Thugs want to kill you, mutants want to eat you, and irradiated fauna wants to chew on your bones. Sometimes there are zombies. Video games rely on these conflicts to keep ladling us with gratification, but Submerged is a post-apoca
Exploring a drowned world on a dinky little boat sounds grand. Not Waterworld drowned, just… end-of-human-civilization-as-we-know-it-don’t-worry-it’s-kinda-peaceful-may-as-well-accept-it drowned. I’ve had my eye on Submerged for a while, keen to get exploring, and am glad to lear
One of the most interesting games I saw at GDC earlier this year was Submerged, a combat-free exploration game by Australian studio Uppercut Games. The game has been in development for a while now, but it's finally releasing next month on Steam August 4, to be precise. Submerged