Submerged: Miku and the Sunken City App Reviews

The iPad Pro has a very powerful processor and as such it should be possible for the game to have a larger distance field for rendering details and have an anti-aliasing pass. Unfortunately neither of these are in the game and as a result the game looks not so good on the iPad Pro.

No violence. No combat. Just a chance to explore at leisure and solve the puzzles. I liked this game a lot. The graphics were great. Some reviewers did not like it but it is not the game that is bad, it must be their expectation for combat and a challenge to their dexterity. This game is peaceful and you not die all the time. As far as I am concerned, my money was well spent.

I loved this game and it would seem that the devs could add a few more chapters. Great graphics and no crashing on iPad 2017.

I saw this game a while back and decided to try it out and I was pleasantly surprised at how (submerged) I got into the game and story, the controls took some getting used to but after a few minutes into the game it’s just fine. If you ever thought what it would be like to explore a world after a apocalyptic event has happened then you will like this game and it also tells the story of the bonds and lengths a family member will go to in order to survive and help a loved one. And so the game has

I was pleasantly surprised by the graphics in this same as well as the story line and the amount of actual play time. Definitely one of my top games available for purchase in the App Store and definitely worth the 5$ :)

Beautiful open world experience. No combat and no dying, yet the immersive story hints at looming dangers. Incredible imagery and storytelling. I wish the main storyline were longer. But after winning you can still explore. There are many more secrets to discover. Excellent use of gesture control. Although, I do suggest players dial down the look sensitivity in settings.

I personally love this game. Most of the negative reviews on it are the controls, and although they are unique, it kind of fades away after a couple of minutes of playing. The only hitch for me is that there is not enough gameplay in the story. I would love it if Uppercut added more, because, as I said, I love it.

If you're looking for combat, move on. If you're looking for a great puzzle game with absolutely gorgeous music. I originally played this on my Xbox, so I was excited to see a version for iPad also. My only complaint, is that I've been waiting for a sequel for years that has never happened. Love this game.

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I wish I hadn't spent the money. I think the developers bit off more than they can chew with this game. The graphics look pretty old which is acceptable because of the platform but thats why you have to work with what you're making for. Movement is awful. Playing it just makes me want to play a better game. Everything looks the same. There's no spoken lines almost anywhere. The collectibles have no written info only pictures for me this makes it semi uninteresting. Feels like a demo more than an

I like the background but the move to control makes it impossible to play. I can barely turn the boat half the time and the character walking or climbing is impossible as she either refuses to do the action or go the wrong way