Abstract: Steel Diver's origins as a DS technology demo that's grown to become a wholly new game provides the simplest explanation for the resulting final product: a handful of different minigames that feel underdeveloped. While most people have focused on its "...
Steel Diver is well executed, but lacking in depth (which is ironic for a multitude of reasons). However, once you give it a fair shot, you'll be surprised how addictive the gameplay is and how much fun you’ll have trying to master the controls and con...
Abstract: Certainly one of the most distinctive and original titles available for the new hand-held console, Steel Diver offers shooter, puzzle and strategy elements as players command a small fleet of submarines. The short, though challenging, campaign mode i...
Abstract: The most innovative mode is Periscope Strike, whereby players hunt down enemy vessels at sea using a periscope-style view. Using the 3DS's gyroscope, players locate the ships and subs by simply turning the console to the left or right and the view at sea ...
Abstract: Steel Diver is a 3DS game that you'll either love or hate as it's not your traditional Nintendo style of game and borders more on realism as opposed to arcade cutesy fun. In essence, Steel Diver is a submarine simulator but throws in a few interesting...
Not enough levels, extremely frustrating at times, lacks polish
At heart, Steel Diver is an interesting game with a handful of strong ideas, but those ideas should have been developed over a longer and more polished campaign. Until you see it in a bargain bin, leave this one to sink....
While it lasts, it’s a brilliantly designed, original and fun experience. It just needs to last a lot longer. 7.3/10Print this pageComments (0)Share this pageNoticed something wrong? Report error/mistake....
