mfk04

I didn't thought this could live up to it's predecessor. But it definitely does, with a great, emotional story, great characters and performances, and of course, great soundtrack.

With an interesting premise, Submerged delivers a beautiful post apocalyptic world with a subtle but intriguing story. But its repetitive minute to minute gameplay makes it hard to go through it. Not that I don't like simple, artistic, story focused games, but the constant loop of climbing a building, opening a package and watching a short cutscene (with the same music every time) gets tedious over time. I don't say I wouldn't recommend it but if you want to try it, go with measured expectations.