Anyone else get legit anxiety when

Nah it's just a big puddle my dude
just like dry it off and stab the dessicated monster shitters

This post makes me want to buy oddesey

You should check barotrauma out by undertow games. Its free

>exploring a sunken boat in everblue 2
fuck this. Even in a peaceful game about making an aquarium and taking photos of fish, it gives me massive anxiety.

I might have to pick this up

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this one is a fav of my childhood but some levels were super spooky like the trench, the aztec maze, bermuda triangle and the deep atlantic level with the wrecked cargo ship- thankfully there was plenty of shallow levels and the bonus atlantis level with only puzzles and friendly creatures was great, only way to actually die was running out of oxygen but at that point in the game you could afford a whole boat load of tanks as spares. - other games would be tomb raider 2's andria doria based level - the math game operation neptune and soma which gets pretty spooky even if the game is mostly just walking and atmosphere

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Soma

Sub rebellion was pretty cool action oriented game but if you went below a certain depth you'd start get crush depth damage with a really scary sound to come with it.

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AssCreed4

I don't get this in subnautica when diving deep underwater (except for slight anxiety about oxygen at times,) but swimming near the surface over deeper regions gives me the ol' heebie jeebies.

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sekiro

nope, space engine is the only “game” that gives me that sort of anxiety

This. At least at the bottom of the sea floor you can be sure there's not gonna be a creature blindsiding you from below, but up at the surface you are truly surrounded with nowhere to go.

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this, the game loses all of its horror once you get the PRAWN and can just trot along the sea floor, but sailing to the floating island in the seamoth always makes me super anxious, especially when I look down and see nothing but dark blue

Witcher 3 those fucking whales

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SOMA had the best representation of the abyssal plain I've ever seen in vidya.

Only if I know that there's something down there that can get me.

forgot pic

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Best underwater game I ever played.

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>when you have to go into a narrow cave on the bottom of the ocean and it's full of spiders

Jaws Unleashed

i replayed soma in vr and stopped the game at this part, no thanks

FROG FRACTIONS

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crazy that there's still shit we haven't found down there

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>game has underwater treasures

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>playing Soma in VR
>sneak into your room while you play, covers walls with dark grey, change objects in the room and turn the lights off
>yfw you take off the VR helmet

youtu.be/K_7ByiYbCYM
>safe on the seabed
>imagine a giant version of this

Anyone remember Deep Fear? It was Sega's answer to Capcom's Resident Evil.

sadly subnautica is best we have right now. there are no good diving games. a damn shame because the concept has so much potential. I always loved diving/submarine flash games

Ecco sort of. The Sea of Darkness in particular, which I recall also having Vortex Drones and violent fish that would attack in the darkness if you got too close.

>barotrauma
Dead game n still waiting for that new release

wanted to play that game as a kid but never had the system, was it any good? could probably emulate something that old, right?

It has probably one of the funniest lines of dialogue I've ever seen in a video game, but it's no good. It's incredibly easy and you're at no risk of dying because the game showers you with ammo, health and air grenades. Also you rarely ever need to fight or use air grenades.