Under The Waves is a narrative-focused adventure game exploring human grief's depths and power. Set in the 1970s, Stan, a professional diver, is battling with losing a loved one and trying to figure out how to move on. Players will take control of Stan as he descends into the oceans to enter true solitude. However, players must drag Stan deeper into his self-imposed isolation or bring him back to the surface to face reality head-on. Players will travel through the ocean, underwater caves, shipwrecks, and more using Stan's Submarine and wetsuit as he pieces together his memories surrounding the tragedy that led to this journey.
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