CRUSH DEPTH is a first-person sci-fi horror game built around the fear of confined spaces and the unknown beneath the ocean. The player finds themselves on an abandoned underwater station, where every mistake could be their last. There's no sense of safety here: metal creaks under the pressure of the water, systems fail, and the silence is too vivid to be empty. The station as a trap Progress through the facility requires constant intervention in the engineering systems. The power grid is damaged, the airlocks are unstable, and access to new sections is only possible by restoring power and bypassing emergency zones. The space is deliberately confusing, creating a sense of disorientation and increasing the psychological pressure on the player. The narrative unfolds through the environment: traces of the evacuation, personal notes, strange technical solutions. The story isn't told directly — it's pieced together from details, raising doubts about the true causes of the disaster and the nature of the threat lurking in the depths of the station. Features of the game An underwater horror game with an emphasis on atmosphere and tension. Engineering puzzles related to energy systems. An ecological narrative without direct explanations. A constant feeling of isolation and vulnerability.