When it comes to the deep sea, what comes to mind first? In recent years, with the spread of Crusu culture in the game circle, I believe that many veteran players first think of "The Call of Cthulhu", a novel published by Lovecraft in 1928, which for the first time brought "Cthulhu" into the public eye, established the concept of an evil world full of monsters, and laid the foundation for the subsequent Cthulhu mythological system. In his work, the reader can feel the fear of the unknown and the deep sea. The same is true in reality, because of the lack of knowledge of the deep-sea world, it has triggered many people's fantasies about it, but also caused many people to fear.
Among the many reverie of the ocean world, the Cthulhu mythological system is undoubtedly unique, but other works also have amazing ideas. For example, the domestic wasteland survival mobile game "After Tomorrow", the version of the deep-sea giant wave that will be launched on August 12 is around the exploration of the wasteland ocean.
Judging from the suspense films released earlier, there are many information about the "ocean", such as the three boat patterns that appear on the game console, the game coins printed with the word "SEA", and the lighthouse and cruise ship in the final shot, all of which hint at the new version of the "Wasteland Ocean World" that will be launched. The editor guessed that the survivors looked for a new living space and would go to the sea to explore the unknown marine world.
However, whether in reality or in games, the deep sea is difficult to call "safe". What's more, in a wasteland full of crises, the deep sea is not necessarily indisputable. In previous versions, After Tomorrow used a variety of creatures and infectors to create a lifelike wasteland world. Perhaps there are also fish-headed human monsters known as "deep divers" in "After Tomorrow", who have many fish characteristics, eternal life and super ability to resist blows. Players may need to use special weapons to deal with these deep-sea foreign bodies, such as chemicals that can break down their hardened scales, and perhaps prepare fierce marine weapons.
In this way, the new version of the ocean after tomorrow is even more exciting. Deep-sea monsters are challenging, but as the saying goes, "Fear comes from lack of firepower." It is believed that survivors with marine weapons and sufficient firepower will not be afraid of this kind of deep-sea monster, and they will be able to experience the fun of deep-sea exploration after the update of the "After Tomorrow" deep-sea giant wave version on August 12.