Friends who are familiar with Ubisoft, a French game company, may know that the games they make are not known for their gameplay and plot, but for the art of game scene design. In the game industry, technical art is the highest salary and the most difficult, this kind of know both painting and programming talent is too rare, and Ubisoft company has the most technical art, is the world's most game companies, so the games they make are all called "landscape simulators". For example, Assassin's Creed 2 is called the Roman Empire Landscape Simulator, Far Cry is called the Montana Landscape Simulator, and so on.
There are many games like this that have been called "landscape simulators", and other game manufacturers have also released them. Recently, "After Tomorrow" has also joined the ranks, launching a new version of the "Deep Sea Waves" that players call the Old Man and the Sea Simulator on August 12.
In the new version of "After Tomorrow", there are many ocean landscapes with wasteland elements. It's like a reef island in a reef-eating sea. The sea is said to be polluted by long-term sewage discharged by chemical plants, mutating out many monsters and "fluorescent seaweeds." If not cleared in time, not only will the lives of survivors be threatened, but even the hull of the exploration ship will be damaged.
In addition, the content of the new version of the ocean after tomorrow has a sea area that is more threatening than monsters - the vortex sea. The weather in this part of the sea is harsh and becomes more extremely dangerous due to the impact of the wasteland environment. The whirlpool in the center of the sea seems to be equipped with a perpetual motion machine drum washing machine, and the powerful suction force believes that even the deep-sea giant shark will be stirred into a mess by it. Not to mention that the survivor's exploration ship, if you want to force it to rush over, you must not raise the armor on the ship.
In addition to sea level, the new version of The Ocean After Tomorrow also includes deep-sea exploration. Players can use props to dive to the bottom of the sea and freely explore the deep sea scenery. The undersea skeleton cave is one of them, and the depths are full of many giant skeletons, as well as the seabed corals that emit a mahogany glow, plus the heterochromatic jellyfish floating in it, which is really "this scene should only be underground, like a fairyland falling dust".
Judging from the current "After Tomorrow" promotional video released so far, the new version of the ocean [Deep Sea Waves], which has been launched on August 12, has many places for players to explore. Exploration as an indispensable gameplay for many games for a long time, scenery content is one of the rewards for players, and the wasteland-style ocean of "After Tomorrow" is unique, and it is more worthwhile for everyone who yearns for a try.