1.0 version
4.5/5
Gameplay - this type of gameplay is a very unique and a joy to experience. You, dispatcher, guide your diver, Salvor, through underwater wrecks, caves, facilities etc. You interact with your Salvor through texts, and experience her surroundings through a microphone and your own map. Seeing as you're in your own apartment, your map is very simplistic, which I absolutely love, and everything interactable, be it loot or a living thing, is marked with a question mark. You click where you want your Salvor to go, loot the place, and extract.
H-Content - most of the content is your Salvor "interacting" with things she encounters. The artwork works very well with the UI and the overall theme of the game which I loved. The game contains what it calls "NTRish scenes" which you can disable, which fits the tag of voyeurism (thank you to the reviewer that mentioned it below) more than straight up NTR. I never liked NTR which is why I never explored voyeurism, but I absolutely loved it in this game, so if you're in the same boat, and are deterred by the NTR mentioned, don't worry.
Sound - Starting up the game, you're met with the "Headphones recommended" screen, which I absolutely agree with, the sound is brilliant. However, there are no moans during H-scenes, which is just the biggest blow to the rating. Someone who played might think this is due to Salvor trying to hide it from you, but that seems impossible with the size of some of the "interactables". IMO, a stifled moan would work even better than just a normal one, but anything's better than none. All you hear is thrusting followed by an ejaculation, which I really wish the developer would improve upon when releasing on Steam. Games like these are special not because of artwork alone, but because they build up the scene so well, you send your Salvor in a cave alone, you're texting forth and back, you send her to a question mark, only to see it start moving towards her, you feel that part of you excited by voyeurism stir, only to be met with normal thrusting sounds, which really doesn't fit a game so reliant on and proud of it's sound design.
Conclusion - I loved the game and will be buying it on Steam upon release. The biggest gripes I had was with the lack of sexual sounds during H-scenes as I mentioned, and, just like with most games, lack of content. Salvor ending is quite abrupt and unexplained, but I also wish there were more caves to explore, more H-scenes, and a wider variety of enemies.