London, UK – December 5, 2024 – At the recent PC Gaming Show, Variable State unveiled the chilling world of "DEEPEST FEAR," a sci-fi horror shooter that combines immersive sim and Metroidvania mechanics with a dynamically terrifying aquatic enemy. Set deep beneath the ocean in the crumbling Neptune facility, this game promises to redefine underwater horror.

Dive into the Abyss 

"DEEPEST FEAR" immerses players in the role of Dr. Danni Carroll, who explores the labyrinthine, retro-futuristic Neptune facility. This deep-sea adventure is not for the faint-hearted as the water itself births horrific creatures. Real-time fluid simulations make every pool a potential threat, creating an ever-present sense of dread and urgency.

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The game pushes boundaries by blending the intricate puzzle-solving of the immersive sim genre with the exploration depth of Metroidvania games. Inspired by iconic films like "The Abyss" and "The Thing," "DEEPEST FEAR" offers a unique mix of suspense, horror, and strategic gameplay.

A Soundtrack That Echoes in the Deep 

The atmosphere of "DEEPEST FEAR" is enhanced by an original score from BAFTA-winning composer Lyndon Holland, known for his work on "Virginia." The game also features the acclaimed writing talent that brought stories to life in "Virginia" and "Last Stop," promising a rich narrative experience combined with intense gameplay.

Coming Soon to PC 

"DEEPEST FEAR" is slated for release on PC, with future platforms to be announced. Gamers can look forward to a deep dive into a game where survival depends on understanding the very element that sustains life – water, now turned foe.

For more details on "DEEPEST FEAR" and to stay updated on release announcements, visit DeepestFearGame.com, and follow the game on Steam, X (Twitter), Bluesky, YouTube, TikTok, Reddit, Twitch, Instagram, and Facebook.

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About Variable State 

Founded by Jonathan Burroughs, Terry Kenny, and Lyndon Holland, Variable State stands out in the indie game scene. Their debut game, "Virginia," released in 2016, garnered several accolades and set the stage for their storytelling prowess. Their latest project, "DEEPEST FEAR," aims to merge cinematic storytelling with immersive gameplay to create an unforgettable horror experience.