Stranded Deep Shipwrecks

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In Stranded Deep, you take the role of a plane crash survival victim stranded in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. You have sharks, deserted islands and shipwrecks. This survival game has some of the most stunning graphics. Like that is probably one of the best aspects of this game is how good the game developers made the graphics. The sunsets and the moonlight that shines off the ocean is breathtaking. It leaves you saying, "Wow!" The audio is also good, but it has pretty much everything that you might expect. For example, you have the sound of the ocean waves and the pelicans and other noises that you might hear on an island. The music is also good, and whenever a shark appears from the water, you will start to hear this intense music that implies danger. …show more content…
You spawn into an environment that creates about six islands, and you have to adventure out and survive. You will build a home and search among shipwrecks for survival materials. The game also lets you go fishing with a spear, which can be pretty interesting. The problem with the game is that you can eat all the fish raw, which makes setting up a fire seem like a waste of time. The only thing that you need to cook is crabs. However, if you do not cook them, you just vomit a bit and then it is over. There is no incentive that brings about conflict. This game needs more conflict because that would make it more interesting.

Stranded Deep was intended to replicate a real-life survival situation. It does have the elements of a good game, but there is more work that needs to be done. It is missing more enemies. There are not really glitches too much in the game, except the occasional one. Occasionally, you will have trouble picking up your raft or the fish will glitch and stay on your

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