#SONG OF THE DEEP CRACK#

It justВ boils down to вЂњGo find this thing and put it where it needs to go.вЂќ Seeing as to how Insomniac Games made some excellent puzzles in вЂњRatchet and Clank: A Crack in Time,вЂќ you canвЂ™t make the argument that Insomniac was just inexperienced with proper puzzle solving levels. They just pop up to slow down progress, which can be said for theВ boss battles as well, since they come off as mostly uninspired with their lack of difficulty.ДЄnd despite Song of the Deep supposedly being a mix of adventure platforming and puzzle solving, the puzzles thrown in are also relatively dull. WhatвЂ™s worse is that you get no real satisfaction from killing the deadly underwater creatures anyway, asВ enemies are more annoyingВ than challenging. The combat mechanics are fairly weak and uninteresting, having the player mostly rely on a claw to attack enemies. On the other hand, Song of the Deep feels painfully average other than the visual appeal and sufficient narrative. Sure, the plausibility of a twelve-year-old building a fully functional submarine in the span of a few days seems unlikely, but whoВ this is a video game is weвЂ™re talking about, enjoy the insanity of it all. So when the father eventually does go missing, you back her rash decision in building a submarine to find him. From the beginning, their relationship is well established that despite their lack of money, they still find their purpose in each other as a family. The narrative surrounding Merryn searching for her father is also worth investing your time and energy into. The creatures you meet along the way, the carcasses of abandoned ships, and structures lost to time all help make Song of the DeepвЂ™s levels visually pleasing and spellbinding in scheme. Insomniac has done a good job of creating distinct, at timesВ beautifully crafted, levels with memorable design. The visuals themselves are the star of Song of the Deep. On her travels, Merryn begins to discover that the tales her father used to tell her as a child may have been true this entire time. Believing he has become trapped somewhere below the deep dark abyss, Merryn sets off on a quest to bring him back home. You, as the player, control 12-year-old Merryn, who has built herself a submarine in search of her missing father. Partnering with GameStopвЂ™s newly created video game publishing label GameTrust, Insomniac Games has provided their latest adventure title in Song of the Deep.

Song of the deep