Inspired by immersive RPGs from the 90s Sonar Shock looks great

Sonar Shock looks a bit System Shock-like and that's a great thing, as it was inspired by various immersive RPGs from the 90s. We've had no shortage of excellent games arrive this year and Sonar Shock looks like another you don't want to miss and it has Native Linux support too.

"A Soviet dream turned nightmare: Explore the now empty halls of a Soviet super submarine and discover what caused its supernatural downfall."

Expect some quirky controls with this one, as it really does mechanically resemble the older games.

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• Spongy psi-soldier, agile special weapon expert or hacking-savvy gunslinger? Build your own character in this first person dungeon-crawler inspired by immersive RPGs from the 90s.
• Immerse yourself in the dark corners of the S1-Utopia - a Soviet super weapon. And scour its four floors for powerful weapons like flamethrowers, harpune guns and automatic pistols.
• Reveal what caused the supernatural infestation onboard the S1-Utopia.
• Argue, gossip and barter with a cast of alcoholic sailors to learn more about their subnautic secrets. Embark on treacherous side-quests: Solve criminal cases together with Detective Sherlock Holmes, discover hidden treasures, or fight through the crypt of a haunted cathedral.
• Sonar Shock is full of secrets: Book shelves slide to the side and vents harbor strange treasures.
• Step into the survival horror: Manage your ever dwindling ammo supply and your sanity, as you try to keep eldritch horrors at bay.
• Fight an enemy raster inspired by H.P. Lovecraft and Slavic folklore: Enjoy the privilege of being eaten by a Shoggoth or haunted by a Rusalka.

Available to buy on the Steam page.