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Posted January 10, 2017
20,000 pieces of loot under the sea.

<span class="bold">Diluvion</span>, an open-world action/RPG of free exploration, is now available for pre-order at 15% off.

Centuries ago, our great civilization got buried under tons of cold water. The survivors somehow persevered long enough to build a network of submerged cities, each with its own culture, religion, and way of life. As the captain of a humble submarine you are chosen by fate to go on a journey that might bring humanity's best-kept secret to the surface.
But there's a reason nobody managed to survive this mission before: The ocean is full of deep-sea horrors, unclaimed treasure, hidden societies, and uncharted places. To brave them all you'll need to spiff up your sub with upgrades and hire a skillful crew to help you navigate the many dangers lurking there. Face the challenges head-on with a formidable dreadnaught or swim the path of the silent hunter but no matter your approach, be mindful: the sea is dark and full of giant terrors.

Pre-order now to secure your access to a unique ship called The Deringer, as well as the Digital Captain's Journal for an in-depth look at the game's lore & mythology. You can also pick up the <span class="bold">Fleet Edition Upgrade</span>, which features a digital copy of the game's Soundtrack, a Digital Artbook and an exclusive playable sub, the Manta.

Pre-order <span class="bold">Diluvion</span> today and get ready for an underwater odys-sea full of heart-pounding combat, peculiar encounters, and terrible monsters, coming soon, DRM-free on GOG.com.

The 15% pre-order discount will be available until the game's expected release on February 2nd.


https://www.youtube.com/embed/ftz8x7OLJdo
Post edited February 02, 2017 by maladr0Id
Posted January 11, 2017
I would really like to know if there is a save system as well. I have limited gaming time and saving makes a huge difference. I hope it is more than another rogue-like game.
Posted January 11, 2017
Sounds interesting, even if it does tickle one of my pet peeves by using 'innovative' in the description.
Still not doing the pre-ordering thing though.
Posted January 11, 2017
Me want....

...more time to play stuff like this. If reviews look good, Diluvion may have to jump the backlog line.
Posted January 11, 2017
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Faithful: I would really like to know if there is a save system as well. I have limited gaming time and saving makes a huge difference. I hope it is more than another rogue-like game.
Ironically, most actual roguelikes let you save & quit whenever and wherever you want -- they merely prevent save scumming.
Posted January 12, 2017
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Faithful: I would really like to know if there is a save system as well. I have limited gaming time and saving makes a huge difference. I hope it is more than another rogue-like game.
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HunchBluntley: Ironically, most actual roguelikes let you save & quit whenever and wherever you want -- they merely prevent save scumming.
It's time to made up a new name for this, calling it roguelike while it's nothing like rogue, it makes me sad. Lost all of its meaning.
Posted January 12, 2017
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HunchBluntley: Ironically, most actual roguelikes let you save & quit whenever and wherever you want -- they merely prevent save scumming.
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Kharsel: It's time to made up a new name for this, calling it roguelike while it's nothing like rogue, it makes me sad. Lost all of its meaning.
There are several. "Roguelite" and "roguelike-like" are the ones that have caught on the most. I've also heard "RPM" (for "randomized permadeath machine"), and I think I like that one the most, for games whose only "roguelike elements" are permadeath and a reliance on procedurally-generated content.
EDIT: Added another set of quotation marks.
Post edited January 12, 2017 by HunchBluntley
Posted January 12, 2017
This looks amazing. Finally some Original Content in PC Gaming.
Posted January 12, 2017
Wow I had never heard of this game, and it looks amazing - I'm extremely tempted by the pre-order now...
Posted January 12, 2017
Interesting background music for the video, reminded me of Bastion's soundtrack.
Posted January 12, 2017
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flashovr: This looks amazing. Finally some Original Content in PC Gaming.
It looks like Rebel Galaxy to me :D Even background music is very similar .
Posted January 13, 2017
These 'subs' appear to move far too fluidly and quickly. Love the concept, [s]most probably a purchase[/s] but it looks like physics has taken a back-seat. Piqued as to how they'll manage 'sonar' as per the sonarist in the screenshots.

Maybe an option for aspects of 'semi-realism' is there, it is to be hoped. Anyway, looking grand BUT TOO SHORT.

Edit: Seems the whole shebang has a approximate playtime of between 8 to10 hours per run. A pity but for some that's too low a content volume even for the low-ish price.
Post edited January 14, 2017 by SeamusAndroid
Posted January 13, 2017
Did it just go up in price for my region? Lame. Probably will buy on steam through Russia. Two times cheaper.
Posted January 15, 2017
I was just hoping someone could clarify a couple of things for me before I commit to the pre-order:

It looks like it will be open world, but I just wanted to make sure. By all of the exploring it says you can do, it would seem that it is.

Second, if I pre-order and get the fleet upgrade, do I get both the Deringer and the Manta? Or do I just get the Manta? Again, if it is open world it would be great to have both if you're able to dock them at your home base it says you can make.

Thanks
Posted January 16, 2017
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SeduceMePlz: *sigh*

Can't checkout with both in the cart.

And it's about $2.50 more expensive on GOG than Steam.

Why can't GOG offer a simple Fleet Edition preorder like Steam?

Edit, to clarify the second problem: For some reason, GOG isn't offering the cheaper Fleet Edition preorder (all content as a single preorder) and is instead forcing customers who want everything to pay more to preorder the base game and Fleet Edition upgrade separately. Hopefully an honest mistake that will be corrected ASAP...
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fables22: I did a little digging and here's an update: This was, indeed, a genuine error on our part - apologies for the inconvenience. We will be adding a series discount to lower the price for the base game and the Fleet Edition upgrade to match the Steam price ASAP (I will confirm once this has been done). Again, sorry about the mishap here - if any of you guys bought the series at the higher price, please let our support know and they will hook you up with a store content discount. Thanks!
Is it still on your plate? Cause in steam fleet edition is cheaper in full price than buying here base game with fleet upgrade with discount.
In my region only. Obviously :-)
Post edited January 16, 2017 by ModaL
Posted January 17, 2017
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anothername: Does it has a proper save game function? Save as in save & reload most any time I want and not stuff like only on exit if at all if nobody dies.
Hey Stubborn, I'm a beta tester for Diluvion and can confirm that the game does have a save & reload system. You save by visiting key locations, which are marked on your map as you find them and are surrounded by schools of green fish. So it's not 100% save any time you want, but it's not hard to get to a save spot when you want to, although sometimes you might get killed on your way back.
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Faithful: I would really like to know if there is a save system as well. I have limited gaming time and saving makes a huge difference. I hope it is more than another rogue-like game.
Hey Faithful, I'm a beta tester for Diluvion and can confirm that the game does have a save & reload system. You save by visiting key locations, which are marked on your map as you find them and are surrounded by schools of green fish. So it's not 100% save any time you want, but it's not hard to get to a save spot when you want to, although sometimes you might get killed on your way back.
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IFW: Is this a completely random rogue-like, or is it fully written/scripted?
Is this a grand adventure or more like a survival game?
What about saving at any time? You see some of us have families, so saving any time would be really appreciated... :)
Hey IFW, I'm a beta tester for Diluvion, and also have a kid who doesn't sleep much! You can't save at *any* time, but almost: You save by visiting key locations, which are marked on your map as you find them and are surrounded by schools of green fish. So it's not 100% save any time you want, but it's not hard to get to a save spot when you want to, although sometimes you might get killed on your way back.
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AlienMind: The "FTL like" in the trailer has put me off.. Can you save and load normally in the game (between missions is OK)?

Also, after I wishlist it, it does not show up in my wishlist.
Hey AlienMind, I'm a beta tester for Diluvion- there is a save and load system in the game, which does work both within and between missions. You save by visiting key locations, which are marked on your map as you find them and are surrounded by schools of green fish. Many missions have multiple parts, and you can save throughout, so long as you make it back to a key location alive!
Post edited January 17, 2017 by bennewhouse
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