Since the dawn of human civilization, the ocean has been both familiar and elusive. It is both the cradle of life, the birthplace of countless creatures, and the treasure trove of endless mysteries, hiding wonders that have yet to be discovered. The ocean, with its vast expanse of blue, has provided endless inspiration for poets and artists, as well as its unfathomable darkness.
As a result, the ocean has always been an inexhaustible repository of inspiration, whether it's religion or mythology, literature or today's video games. In the Bible, the ocean is a tool to show God's wrath and destroy the world, and in classic post-apocalyptic films and television works such as "Future Water World", the ocean has become an excellent stage to reflect human nature in the last days. As for video games, setting in the ocean is commonplace, with naval battles and strategy being common labels, and the same is true of The Sunken Land, which we are going to introduce today.
As a post-apocalyptic survival game, the core gameplay of "Sunken Land" is very similar to that of its peers on the market: one person starts the game, all resources are picked up, and buildings, facilities, and equipment are basically hand-rubbed. But thanks to the ocean setting, the actual experience of this game is very different from surviving on land. For example, on the sea, ships and other vehicles are much more important than on land, while fresh water is as important as food. When building a home, the terrain such as islands, reefs, and ruins, together with the modular building system, provides players with a variety of construction options......
In short, with these, "Sunken Land" gained a lot of attention from players when it launched the EA version nearly a year ago. Of course, the upper limit of the EA version also means that the game itself is not perfect, and the frequent lag, the single type of map, and the relative lack of gameplay content all make this game have a lot of room for improvement, and this has become the focus of the game's official time.
With the arrival of Steam's summer sale, the base game of "The Sunken Land" and the bundle will once again usher in a wave of discounts, and at the same time, the base game will also usher in a round of major updates from art to gameplay. On the visual level, for example, the game will be upgraded with higher texture and rendering techniques, which will not only mean that almost all of the islands in the game will be reworked, but the characters, scenes, and objects will be rendered in more detailed and realistic graphics.
In addition, the game's map has also been reworked and expanded, and on the basis of the original map, the new map not only continues the original style of the game, but also incorporates more elements and details, providing players with a broader and richer space for exploration. Finally, the game has also been optimized from the code level for the lag problem that many players are very concerned about, and now, players can enjoy a smoother, stutter-free gaming experience, whether it is combat, exploration, or interaction, they can get better feedback and response.
At the gameplay level, with the expansion of the map, the plot and forces of the game have also been extended, these new elements not only enrich the background setting of the game, but also set the tone for the subsequent plot of the game. As an important part of the gameplay level, the game's guns and defensive buildings have been updated, the recoil, rate of fire and sound feedback of the guns have been updated, the original gameplay of holding down and shooting without brains has become a thing of the past, players can get a more realistic and immersive shooting experience, and the combination of mines, mines and automatic machine gun towers makes the defense more automated, solving the worries of defending the homeland for players.
In short, compared to when it was first launched, as a survival game, the quality of "Sunken Land" has been greatly improved, whether you are a die-hard fan of this type of game, or you have never played it before and want to experience ocean survival, "Sunken Land" is now worth a good experience with a 20% discount.