- October 23, 2017
- Moonray Studios
Debris
Platforms
About
"Debris" is a mystery simulation game that can be played in single-player or co-op mode with up to two players. As part of a film crew investigating mysterious debris in the Arctic, you must escape and reach the surface while uncovering an intriguing story with multiple endings. Despite its unique atmosphere and recent co-op mode update, the game has been criticized for bugs and glitches.







- The game effectively creates a haunting atmosphere with excellent sound and visual design, immersing players in an underwater environment filled with tension and intrigue.
- The voice acting is well done, contributing to the emotional depth of the story and helping to engage players with the characters.
- The narrative features multiple endings and decision-making elements that can change the protagonist's perspective, adding replayability and depth to the experience.
- Gameplay is often repetitive and slow, with many areas feeling copy-pasted, leading to a lack of engagement and excitement during exploration.
- The AI companion is frequently unhelpful or frustrating, undermining the strategic elements of gameplay and causing players to feel a lack of control.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs and glitches, which can disrupt the experience and lead to moments of frustration, particularly in co-op mode.
story
88 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally praised for its depth, intriguing plot, and strong voice acting, which keeps players engaged despite some criticisms of pacing and gameplay mechanics. However, some reviewers noted that the narrative can feel sidelined or anticlimactic, with unresolved plot threads and a disconnect between story and gameplay. Overall, while the story captivates many players, it is often overshadowed by gameplay frustrations and a lack of cohesion in its delivery.
“The story pulled me along and kept me wanting to love and finish this game.”
“Although the game is fairly short in its length, it features multiple different endings and throughout its course, it managed to deliver a powerful story, alongside some really solid voice acting, interesting characters, and overall strong music/sound design.”
“I loved the underwater setting and the story was really amazing and surprised me at the end.”
“I’d argue, however, that this story is sidelined the moment my companion wanders off to pet a fish.”
“It's abrupt and anticlimactic; no plot threads are really resolved.”
“The game's story is the only thing that kept me going, but the way it's dispensed in tiny snippets in between minutes and minutes of dull tunnel crawling is infuriating.”