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Sometimes, I simply enjoy reeling people into playing a delightful indie, and Dredge… well, Dredge is one of those times. It’s a fishing game, yes, but it’s one that hides a Lovecraftian selection of horrors beneath the surface of what, at first, seems fairly tame. If you’re not quite ready for the sheer panic of the best horror games but still want something with spooky vibes, Dredge is what you’re looking for, and right now, it’s cheaper than ever.
As someone who doesn’t like the idea of fishing, it surprised me that Dredge ended up becoming one of my favorite indie games. That’s helped by the fact that it’s not really about fishing, at least not in the traditional sense. Instead, it’s about making your boat better with your spoils and eventually finding the courage to head out at night. And trust me, you’ll want to brave it.
At the beginning, going out in the dark is a good way to lose. As you experience the story of this interesting world, you’ll inevitably find ways to make trips that were once too dangerous, while also gaining the ability to travel farther and visit different towns. Even during the day, there are still risks, but nothing compares to the horrors you’ll encounter once the sun goes down.
The more you let your panic rise, the more likely you are to see deadly creatures, like a phantom shark or a giant crab disguised as a shipwreck. There have been plenty of times when I’ve driven my little ship as fast as possible to avoid enemies, and in reality, the tension and panic rushing through my body have been surprisingly high, considering I’m used to playing horror games and watching scary movies.
Dredge is one of those indies that, if you’re even somewhat intrigued by the premise, you need to give it a try. There are very few indies—or games in general—that manage to blend something I’d find truly boring with a world that is genuinely interesting, then somehow make the two fit together. Dredge is a truly solid experience, and while the opening is a little slow, it’s well worth getting into… especially if you can find it on deal.
Fortunately, that time has come. Right now, you can get a Steam key for Dredge for just $8.87 / £7.80 at Fanatical. That’s 65% off the listed price and lower than Steam has ever had the game, so you’re getting it at a great time. Just make sure you dim the lights—or turn them off completely—put those headphones on, and get immersed.
It’s almost a cozy experience, if not for the eldritch horrors.
Disclosure: GameSpot and Fanatical are both owned by Fandom. This story was created in collaboration with Fanatical’s deals team.
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[[{“value”:”Sometimes, I simply enjoy reeling people into playing a delightful indie, and Dredge… well, Dredge is one of those times. It’s a fishing game, yes, but it’s one that hides a Lovecraftian selection of horrors beneath the surface of what, at first, seems fairly tame. If you’re not quite ready for the sheer panic of the best horror games but still want something with spooky vibes, Dredge is what you’re looking for, and right now, it’s cheaper than ever.
As someone who doesn’t like the idea of fishing, it surprised me that Dredge ended up becoming one of my favorite indie games. That’s helped by the fact that it’s not really about fishing, at least not in the traditional sense. Instead, it’s about making your boat better with your spoils and eventually finding the courage to head out at night. And trust me, you’ll want to brave it.
At the beginning, going out in the dark is a good way to lose. As you experience the story of this interesting world, you’ll inevitably find ways to make trips that were once too dangerous, while also gaining the ability to travel farther and visit different towns. Even during the day, there are still risks, but nothing compares to the horrors you’ll encounter once the sun goes down.
The more you let your panic rise, the more likely you are to see deadly creatures, like a phantom shark or a giant crab disguised as a shipwreck. There have been plenty of times when I’ve driven my little ship as fast as possible to avoid enemies, and in reality, the tension and panic rushing through my body have been surprisingly high, considering I’m used to playing horror games and watching scary movies.
Dredge is one of those indies that, if you’re even somewhat intrigued by the premise, you need to give it a try. There are very few indies—or games in general—that manage to blend something I’d find truly boring with a world that is genuinely interesting, then somehow make the two fit together. Dredge is a truly solid experience, and while the opening is a little slow, it’s well worth getting into… especially if you can find it on deal.
Fortunately, that time has come. Right now, you can get a Steam key for Dredge for just $8.87 / £7.80 at Fanatical. That’s 65% off the listed price and lower than Steam has ever had the game, so you’re getting it at a great time. Just make sure you dim the lights—or turn them off completely—put those headphones on, and get immersed.
It’s almost a cozy experience, if not for the eldritch horrors.
Disclosure: GameSpot and Fanatical are both owned by Fandom. This story was created in collaboration with Fanatical’s deals team.”}]] Read More GameSpot – All Content
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