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Solo or up to 8 players. Get rid of your employer's failed experiments in abandoned underwater labs. Navigate your submarine, avoid abyssal terrors, and remove all corpses.
Murky Divers is a multiplayer, horror and funny game
developed by Embers
and published by Embers and Oro Interactive.
Released on December 12th 2024 is available only on Windows
in 16 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Polish, Turkish and Ukrainian.
It has received 4,519 reviews of which 4,022 were positive and 497 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 5.39€ on Steam with a 40% discount, but you can find it for 1.98€ on Gamivo.
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System requirements
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 or Windows 11
- Processor: Intel Core i5-3330 3.0 GHz, AMD FX-8300 3.3 GHz
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 or Radeon HD 7970
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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I got this game not too long ago and recently started playing more often. I'm surprised no one has been talking about this game as much as R.E.P.O. Everything is underwater and if you're a subnautica fan that's scared of the unknown in the depths of the ocean and likes games like lethal company, then THIS is your game to play. I'm 10 hours in and I have so much to say about this game already. Everyone that I've recommended this game to has enjoyed it as well. Anyways, I feel like there's a lot to do in this game compared to Lethal Company and R.E.P.O. You can tell as much as soon as you load into the game. It has the same mechanics as far as collecting items from a location and taking it back to your ship. In this game, the locations are considered "expeditions" and the items you collect are called "body parts" that you need to shred. You get paid for getting rid of the evidence your company leaves behind. There is of course entities you must be wary of in your search of the evidence and body parts. One of the key differences in this game that I think expands on cooperation, is the submarine it's self!!! There's 3 different kinds. Small ( 1-2 players), medium (3-4 players) and Large (5-8 players). And instead of picking a location for the job and teleporting there (like in lethal or phasmophobia), you have to manually get there yourself and search for an appropriate place to anchor (land/park? lol). During the journey searching, there's all kinds of obstacles (some good and some bad) that you either have to avoid or purposely collide with. There's a role for each player on the submarine. There's steering the submarine, controlling the speed of it, the signal identifier and the Sonar watcher (they direct everyone on where to go or what to avoid and works with the signal identifier by telling them what pings to identify, i.e ping B5 is good and ping A9 is BAD ). There's also additional roles that I wont mention except for two. Which is the anchor (the one that stops the sub at expeditions) and the sub repairman (if you crash into something bad, you got to maintain your submarine's health). Just this feature alone motivates everyone to work together! Can't really get anywhere without cooperation. You can upgrade your submarine as well and you can upgrade yourself. There's also a place to change outfits that kinds of serves as a "trophy" or achievement showcase. Certain things you accomplish in the game can unlock certain outfits. Everyone gets the same outfits but different colored by default when you load in the game. But any outfits you've unlocked are permanent and can be changed at any time. There's more to the submarine, but you'll enjoy it more if you figure it out, so I'll stop talking about it. But to reiterate, this is by FAR my favorite thing about this game. (Especially if you're someone who likes to stay behind on ship while everyone scavenges, you have something you can do in between expeditions with everyone.) There are 3 difficulty levels. So far, I've only played normal, but I assume that anyone who found lethal company to be too hard and enjoyed R.E.P.O because its easier would appreciate the easier difficulty here, and for those that want the challenge will appreciate the harder difficulty. I feel like the game easily satisfies both horror and humor! In this game, there actually feels like a goal here. It truly feels like you're working towards something and not just rinse and repeat when it comes to collecting items and selling them (or shredding in this case) for money. There's so many different mechanics at play, it's hard to get bored. While you're at expeditions, I mentioned the body parts but there's another form of making money and it's the random computers you'll come across that you can punch and destroy. These computers are also apart of the evidence you must get rid of. And one MAIN thing the game is clear on you avoiding is the POLICE. Yes...the PO PO is AFTER YOU, so you have to be careful and evade them as they also implemented a GTA like function ( 6 stars in top right corner) that ends your run when you end up reaching all 6 stars. There's at least 4 ways you can get stars that I've found out. So it always feels important to not screw up. I forgot to mention that there is a time limit as well ( different depending on difficulty, for normal it's 8 minutes for each expedition). Some people might feel as if it's too short, though I haven't had much issue with it. It is a little difficult searching for evidence and finding your way back to the submarine, especially because you also have to keep note of your oxygen tank levels on the top of your screen. But I personally like this detail ( so it truly depends on your gasmeplay and what works for you.) There are of course modules (or upgrades) that you can go through that can make searching for evidence or navigating the site easier, even protecting yourself or carrying items can be easier with things you can buy from the vending machine in the submarine. You can only carry about 3 items. Evidence or a battery in one pocket, a tool in your other pocket, and anything in your hand (so yes, 3 things in total). So it's constant swimming back and forth to site and to submarine. But i truly feel like everything is balanced. Any other things I'll mention about this game will be too much so I HIGHLY recommend you figure the rest out on your own and play the game for yourself. It's (imo) the best one in this genre. I cant express this enough :)
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This game should not be compared to any other games as many are doing in these reviews. The gameplay loop in this game is extremely exciting and fun, even after 11 hours. There is so much to do and explore, and the lore potential is immense for those who are interested in that. Base game content is quite extensive. I will say it is definitely a challenging game, and it takes a lot of teamwork and familiarity with the levels and entities to last. Highly recommend, especially at the current price point.
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Def, gets better with each person you add to your crew. For a games ship to change depending on the amount of people you have in your crew, really makes it so one person isn't feeling left out. Everyone has a role on navigating the sub/ship, and that is a feature I have been DYING to see in a multiplayer game. You truly have to come together to get the job done. And the games added horror aspects to me feels much like the dive zone.....never ending.
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This game is fantastic! Simply a fantastic value for its price, an amazing game that falls into the "scrap collection horror" genre that Lethal Company has pioneered. Shoutout to Zeekers. However, by describing Murky DIvers as simply "underwater Lethal Company" does not quite do justice to the devs at Embers and the publishers at Oro Interactive. Murky Divers takes the genre at its core, and invents brand new ways for players to feel like an integral part in their crew's survival. From more nuanced navigation to clear player choices to make in the form of which aspects of the ship to upgrade, which suit mods should be purchased, to how much floating scrap you'd like to pick up before diving at your next Pharma Corp. experimentation site. The game has a simple and wonderfully addictive gameplay loop. You are tasked with diving deeper and deeper, finding and shredding any signs of failed experiments or signs of life in the form of body parts or plant matter. The devs have created a hauntingly addictive environment where the players are engaged and working hard to survive. The stakes have never felt higher. This game, to me, will continue to succeed and flourish with the wonderful minds at Embers behind it. We have already seen one major content update and I have a feeling the devs will continue to surprise and treat their players. With new diving sites, suits, upgrades, monsters, and loot, I have zero doubts that this wonderfully talented team has a treasure trove of new content for us to enjoy. This game is a treat and one that I implore you to try! In fact, let's play together if you do. B) Pixelet
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As an enjoyer of both Barotrauma and Lethal Company, let me say that Murky Divers hits a sweet spot that makes it distinct. Yes it's easy to call it a L.C. clone or spin-off at a glance, but that would be incorrect. Particularly in that Lethal Company ultimately and inevitable leads to an unachievable goal/quota, and so all game sessions indefinitely conclude no matter what. Not the case with Murky Divers, in which your crew and your run persist for as long as your skills and luck carry you. Once you have mastered the game cycle and fundamental mechanics, you can feasibly stay in the "shallow" depths to prepare yourself for the deeper and more dangerous adventures. What's nice is that the game gives you agency in your fate, there's nothing heavy-handed, and your demise will ultimately be from your own decisions and abilities. The game's art/graphic style is also intentional and integral to the gameplay in a great way: is that glint of reflection at the other corner of the dark room a piece of evidence to recover, or is it the eyes of a hungry sea beast? The only way to know is to dive through the murk into perils unknown. Bring a friend, preferably one who swims slightly slower or is a little less aware. The dev is incredibly active with the game, very receptive to *constructive* feedback, and has realistic short and long-term development targets. It's incredibly fun as it is, and I've had nights of accidentally losing track of time and playing until 3AM. It's a solid, hilarious, perilous game, and is an absolute f#@king steal for its current price.
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Murky Divers is currently priced at 5.39€ on Steam.
Murky Divers is currently available at a 40% discount. You can purchase it for 5.39€ on Steam.
Murky Divers received 4,022 positive votes out of a total of 4,519 achieving a rating of 8.59.
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Murky Divers was developed by Embers and published by Embers and Oro Interactive.
Murky Divers is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Murky Divers is not playable on MacOS.
Murky Divers is not playable on Linux.
Murky Divers is a multi-player game.
Murky Divers includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Murky Divers does not currently offer any DLC.
Murky Divers is fully integrated with Steam Workshop. Visit Steam Workshop.
Murky Divers does not support Steam Remote Play.
Murky Divers is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Game modes
Multiplayer
Features
Online players
112
Developer
Embers
Publisher
Embers,
Oro Interactive
Release
12 Dec 2024
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