Games You Have Probably Missed in the First Half of 2020
Is it really worth to kill time in free-to-play GTA 5 during the period of cancelled game showcases and delayed release of Cyberpunk? Definitely not! Many unique and interesting titles have been already released this year but you may have missed them.
Table of Contents
- Games You Have Probably Missed in the First Half of 2020
- Broken Lines
- Monster Train
- Streets of Rage 4
- The Pedestrian
- Deep Rock Galactic
- The Walking Dead: Saints And Sinners
- Iron Danger
- The Procession to Calvary
- Panzer Corps 2
- Beautiful Desolation
- Yes, Your Grace
- Help Will Come Tomorrow
- Elderborn
- In Other Waters
In Other Waters
- Genre: adventure
- Developer: Jump Over The Age
- Platforms: PC, Nintendo Switch
What would it be like to play on the other side? Not the evil, the hostile, the filthy, but the machine the main character uses. As the interface of this machine. In In Other Waters, we play an artificial intelligence that helps a heroine specializing in astrobiology learn the secrets of an ocean somewhere on an alien planet. There are no great views like in Subnautica, there is no fighting or violence. But there is an extraordinary atmosphere and mood created by an evocative soundtrack and great dialogues, which we can only read.
The creators managed to convey the bond between the two characters almost as in Firewatch, although they did not have as extensive capabilities at their disposal. Due to its minimalist setting, In Other Waters resembles more a virtual book than a game, though there are also some repetitive mechanics. The whole thing, however, is bound to engage and charm players. It's like old text games where our imagination played the key role. In Other Waters is a game that one is "experiencing" rather than "playing".
You're going to like In Other Waters if:
- you like unique adventure games;
- you're interested in science, especially biology, and environmental issues.
