PC Critic Reviews

Playing as a diver or a shark is a fast, fun, and frantic experience, and each has its own feel and set of skills.

It's great fun, but after 15 it looses it appeal. But that may change with mods.

Shark vs. human in a tense atmospheric setting. Unfortunately it lacks variety.

Depth delivers thrills, making you feel like a dangerous hunter or a target. It's a nice change of pace from more traditional multiplayer games. It's only a shame that there's not more content.

Depth is a Left 4 Dead clone sunk by its sea of flaws.

Depth is the closest I've come to experiencing the kind of fear a game about killer sharks should generate since my younger days of playing Jaws on the NES. Future updates that clean up bugs and add new content could help it breach the surface and approach greatness. Until then, however, Depth floats listlessly in the ocean current.

Depth is certainly a game with an interesting idea but developed in a rather rough manner, leaving more than a doubt not only on the production value but also on the idea of the asymmetric gameplay, which is apparently riding the wave of enthusiasm born with Evolve.