A joint iOS/PC release, the new Depth Hunter is even more relaxed and accessible than its predecessor. No more evasion maneuvers or line tension to worry about: every fish shot is automatically bagged, thus making the "hunt" as effortless and cheerful as flower picking... until you get too close to a crab or jellyfish, at least.
Deep Black is a third-person shooter where most of the action takes place underwater; the "Reloaded" part means "contains PC-exclusive features" namely Nvidia 3DVision and Razer Hydra support.
Besides regular weapons and an auto-cover system which work similarly in and out of the water, your character can use the submarine equivalent of a jetpack to "sprint" and fight currents, and a harpoon to activate switches or perform silent kills. Some close encounters are settled through button-mashing.
It's like breaking in a tropical aquarium screensaver with a speargun in hand. Take a deep breath, aim, shoot and reel'em in. Misleading title should be Shallow Water Spearfishing, unless players are actually enticed to hunt for depth in what looks at first glance like a pretty unambitious game ?
