Right from the start the story throws you into a whirlwind of action, as there’s no time to lose when you’re sinking. I really liked the pace of events and the way the protagonist moved through the ship. The immersion was great due to emotional voice acting and clear short- and long-term goals. It was a quite thrilling action story. I prioritized every choice I made, and somehow even managed to get the best ending 🙂

What makes this story work is its careful attention to choices and how they function at a moment to moment level. It’s a good example of how story time’s close adherence to real time can elicit immersion through a particularly poignant sense of immediacy. That said, while some of the outcomes of a few choices felt proportionally a bit absurd (enough to make me chuckle), the central event remains effective because of its singular focus, and I appreciate that 🙂

Nice one! Even though the premise is kind of a cliche, the story was gripping, and voice acting was on-point, heightening the tension. I really felt like I only had seconds to make each choice. I knew that I should have focused on searching for my sister, and yet, I couldn’t stop myself from helping people. Really immersive stuff.

This story really has you hooked from the start. Not only does it have high emotional stakes, but also meaningful choices, that show visible consequencs. It doesn’t give you time to overthink, immersing you in the panicked atmosthere in the best way. And the narrator does a wonderful job portraying the situations and bringing across the emotions.

I really enjoyed this! It wasn’t a story that was apart of my typical genre of stories I enjoy, but I gave it a try. The choices were hard to pick what was the right thing to do for my character but I still enjoyed the ending I received for my character even if he didn’t make it! Paul Tinto did a fantastic job with the narrating and really brought the story together very well.