Dive The Depths is a super fun (and sometimes frustrating) underwater roguelike where you play as a diver exploring creepy ocean depths full of weird fish, ancient ruins, and some seriously messed-up sea monsters. The gameplay is addicting—you’ve got harpoons and anchors to fight off the horrors of the deep. And the bosses? They’re wild, imagine a giant crab that can shoot out lasers and big explosions.

But here’s the thing: you can accidentally stumble into a boss fight too early. Like, "Oh cool, a red circle—WAIT WHY IS THE SCREEN SHAKING?!" and suddenly you’re getting one-shot by some huge electric eel before you have decent upgrades. It’s a little annoying, but once you learn the zones, it’s not too bad.

The art and music are gorgeous—sometimes i'll just stop to watch fishes drift by while eerie chimes play. And the more you play, the more crazy upgrades you unlock, making each run feel different.

Gameplay is fun and addicting with potentially high replayability. A few bugs here and there but nothing too game breaking other than the secret boss randomly showing up in the first area without any indicators or warning of triggering a hidden mechanic.

super fun and immersive. addictive