The black depths of the ocean, a threat that lay dormant, and you managing every turn like a matter of survival.

On gut feeling, Terror From the Deep holds the middle, ahead of a touch under half of all games. The criteria, measured on very few votes, stay cautious: connection and desert island float near the median, to be confirmed. Rediscovery climbs a little above, on few duels. Only fun clearly breaks downward, right at the bottom: the early votes suggest a demanding, austere game, not one you boot up to unwind. The art style and soundtrack also sit below, but on just one or two votes, nothing settled.

In the broad family of turn-based strategy, it's an elder, a tough one, a direct heir to a cult genre. Tactical tension before comfort.

So, who is it for? For you if you love strategy that punishes, management under pressure, an atmosphere that tightens its grip. Much less if you're after a relaxing session. Given the few votes, its profile is still to be confirmed, but one thing is clear: this game isn't trying to go easy on you.