See the wonders beneath the surface in You, Boat! Explore underground caverns, encounter goofy sharks and fight against unintuitive controls!
Instructions: Use the mouse to manipulate the instruments of you submarine. Escape exits the game. The two floating blocks on the left indicates current and "target" depth.
Note: Linux and OS X versions have not been tested. I make no guarantees.
I love this game! You should put it on Steam (after a year of improving it, of course). I don't know any other game in this genre, besides "The Aurora Wager" and that flash game where a bear was driving a car. "Vehicular qwop" would be the name of this genre :D
This game is entirely pointless with no clear goal. It is overly difficult and the controls are un-intuitive. I LOVED IT. FANTASTIC GAME IDEA and lovely implementation. Great job. The lovechild of QWOP and every crap but serious simulator ever. FANTASTIC
Nice game. Took me a bit to long to figure out the controls but I like the way they work it's a nice little game. Add some more scenery too see and this would be a pretty neat game.
I think this would work great in a tactile screen. The idea of rotating the controls with the mouse is very nice, but I kept losing my grip. Cool game!
Interesting game mechanics, reminds me of Virtual Sailors :D Btw, try to make thing to pop up the name and its function when the mouse hover over it. Also, it would be interesting to use a keyboard instead of mouse :D
The controls were very skeumorphic ;) I felt like I'd been stuck at the helm of a real submarine. "What does this do? ... oh!" Then I went about exploring the deep, in a sort of meditative, calming way.
Also: This would be great with an Oculus Rift or similar! I might give that a shot later and I'll post back here.
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You should put it on Steam (after a year of improving it, of course). I don't know any other game in this genre, besides "The Aurora Wager" and that flash game where a bear was driving a car.
"Vehicular qwop" would be the name of this genre :D
I didn't find it unintuitive at all.
Great controls and movement
Took me a bit to long to figure out the controls but I like the way they work it's a nice little game. Add some more scenery too see and this would be a pretty neat game.
Btw, try to make thing to pop up the name and its function when the mouse hover over it.
Also, it would be interesting to use a keyboard instead of mouse :D
Great mood on this exploration game.
The controls were very skeumorphic ;) I felt like I'd been stuck at the helm of a real submarine. "What does this do? ... oh!" Then I went about exploring the deep, in a sort of meditative, calming way.
Also: This would be great with an Oculus Rift or similar! I might give that a shot later and I'll post back here.
Needs more stuff to find underwater though.