#Diluvion steam community manual#
There has also been some talk of a manual saving feature over on the Diluvion subreddit from one of the developers, after complaints to the checkpoint system.ĭuring your adventure, the only things you need to keep track of are your o2 supplies, your crew’s food, and your ammunition. But not every landmark has these green fish, so I often spent a while trying to find a landmark that did, seeing as how I’d otherwise lose all progress as doing anything significant won’t auto-save itself. This makes it so you can’t save your game out in the ocean, you have to return to a landmark to do so. Once you have a rough idea of where you want to go, you swim off in the direction and enjoy the view, and maybe fend off some pirates.ĭiluvion also implements a checkpoint system at every landmark, indicated by luminous green fish this time. Your ship is also equipped with a sonar that can scan the nearby area, highlighting anything of importance. Throughout each area are several landmarks that attract schools of yellow fish, and these clairvoyant little guys are all too happy to point you in the direction you need to go, but won’t stray far from the landmark.
Speaking of, exploration in this game isn’t done by charters and maps, it’s done by luminous fish. The small details added to each interior is what gives Diluvion its own flair, and is something to look forward to during your adventure. Though the world you explore is 3D and is peppered with breath-taking sceneries and interesting creatures scurrying about the ocean, once you peer inside a ship, or dock onto a settlement, it switches to a beautiful, hand-drawn 2D environment. “Though the world you explore is 3D and is peppered with breath-taking sceneries and interesting creatures scurrying about the ocean, once you peer inside a ship, or dock onto a settlement, it switches to a beautiful, hand-drawn 2D environment.”
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