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Luckily, I discovered the game thanks to Steam's queue system that builds up a collection of games for you to browse that it thinks you might like, and sometimes gems like this get placed into my queue that didn't appear in the Linux list before.
The combat in this game looks really impressive, and you can be sure we will cover it properly soon! I absolutely love the view of inside the ship showing the missiles firing up, brilliant.
We have a similar game in StarMade, but I found StarMade's building mechanic to be frustrating to use, so hopefully From The Depths makes it easy.
About the game (From Steam)
In From the Depths you can build and take first-person command of battleships, planes, submarines, giant terrible geese, space ships, hot air balloons and more!
Features
- A creative mode allowing you to push your designs to the limit and ensure the total annihilation of your opponents.
- A campaign waged over hundreds of islands against eight unique factions.
- A Story Mode where you can (eventually!) play 15 missions as each of the eight factions - a fantastic mixture of strategy, design and wild battles! Defend your fleet against waves of enemy forces in a series of extremely tough challenges that unlock new components.
More to come as it is developed of course.
The game is currently in alpha/early access on Steam, so it will have bugs and missing features.
Check out From the Depths on Steam now. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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I bought it a few months ago. It was fun, pretty complicated though. I spent more time watching videos learning how to play it than I spent playing it. Not bad performance for a Unity game.
My only real problem with it was it saves in a non-hidden folder in home. So I requested it be fixed and uninstalled it for now. (Sounds petty to some, but I can't stand it)
I have high hopes for the game and plan to try it again if the save folder is fixed.
My only real problem with it was it saves in a non-hidden folder in home. So I requested it be fixed and uninstalled it for now. (Sounds petty to some, but I can't stand it)
I have high hopes for the game and plan to try it again if the save folder is fixed.
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This seems pretty much like the free to play robocraft, but on water and less polished.
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This seems pretty much like the free to play robocraft, but on water and less polished.While they are similar the building in From The Depths is on a much larger scale and they put a lot more work on the physics. I just hope the devs hurry up with getting a better UI as I find their placeholder UI dreadful.
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