In Other Waters

<p>In Other Waters is a unique exploration game which balances narrative depth and meaningful relationships with an abstract ocean filled with alien life. Casting you as an Operator AI In Other Waters is structured around an ever-growing, tactile interface. Through this unique mode of interaction you will chart underwater courses, scan environments for vital clues, and navigate this unearthly ocean.</p>

<p>Graphics: The graphic were minimal, but the interface was clear and the graphic, for what they were were crisp and clean. 4/5</p><p>Story/Acting: The story was interesting and played out over time. It was very linear, but it worked as a story. I don’t think the story was super original, but it was interesting. 3.5/5</p><p>Puzzles/Gameplay: There were not many, if any, puzzles in the game and the game played very much like a real-time text adventure. It was a unique experience, but it started to get old after a while. 3/5</p><p>Music/Sound: The music was good and the sound was good in the game. It wasn’t memorable, but it was a distraction either. 4/5</p><p>Personal Slant: The game was pretty a little bit longer than I feel it should have been for the type of game that it was. It was more or less a text exploration adventure game. The game started to lose its novelty toward the end and I was glad when it was over, but I didn’t hate the experience. 3.5/5</p>