There's little to say about Iron Long: A very short game where after an eldritch catastrophe of unknown causes suddenly strikes the system, you're sent to investigate the depths of an ocean of blood. Your submarine is not made for such a depth, and as such you'll have to hurry in your investigation if you want to emerge before the crushing pressure executes you.
You'll navigate through the ocean without your eyes, as the front window is sealed, instead having to rely on a map and coordinates for wide motions, and an occasional camera press to keep yourself from crashing into walls when you're not picturing the points of interest.
The atmosphere and narrative background will make your expedition more eerie, however my one caveat with the game is how long it is for what its biggest shock is, especially if your unexpected company beneath the water doesn't quite raise the tension for you, or the length itself will wear it out. All in all it's still a decently spooky experience for a decent price
8/10

There's little to say about Iron Long: A very short game where after an eldritch catastrophe of unknown causes suddenly strikes the system, you're sent to investigate the depths of an ocean of blood. Your submarine is not made for such a depth, and as such you'll have to hurry in your investigation if you want to emerge before the crushing pressure executes you. You'll navigate through the ocean without your eyes, as the front window is sealed, instead having to rely on a map and coordinates for wide motions, and an occasional camera press to keep yourself from crashing into walls when you're not picturing the points of interest. The atmosphere and narrative background will make your expedition more eerie, however my one caveat with the game is how long it is for what its biggest shock is, especially if [spoiler]your unexpected company beneath the water[/spoiler] doesn't quite raise the tension for you, or the length itself will wear it out. All in all it's still a decently spooky experience for a decent price 8/10