DeepWeb

ImageCode / Sep 20, 2018 / Action, Indie

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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DeepWeb is a retrofuturistic platformer with a unique retrowave soundtrack where you’re trapped in a TRON-like virtual reality created by an artificial intellegence in the future. Your goal is to reach central facility of the DeepWeb network, disable it and escape the virtual world.

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What's new

Level 8 hotfix

2020-04-18

Oops! Improved air control has broken the magnetic field on level 8 and completing the game turned into an impossible task. This small update is fixing this :) All changes: • Level 8: weaker magnetic field on level 8 • Level 8: red force field covering the ceiling button is slower now • Level 7: last riddle moved to the room with 4 teleporters and 2 batteries occupy old location of that riddle • The most exciting change! Now you need just 3 batteries to gain protection against red force fields instead of 10! See you in the DeepWeb again!

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What players say

Mostly Positive

71% positive, 14 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

This is happening. I'm finally enjoying a game! How did I come to that? If you look at my reviews, I usually just trash everything left and right. But this is a very special case. I was really sceptical after my first play -- couldn't get past through the first level because I kept getting reset at that annoying maze section, so I put it aside for quite a while. But after I gave it a proper go, after I dealt with...

11 found this helpful, 2018-10-04

Recommended105 hrs played

I enjoyed 98% of this game. The graphics and aesthetic are great. It really has a sci-fi feeling to it. The music is also top notch with my favorite track being from level 4. I don't really have a problem with the controls at all, and the platforming in this game can be challenging, but not unbearable. I found I was able to get through the seven or the eight levels in about two days playing it on and off. Then I got...

5 found this helpful, 2018-11-09

Recommended5 hrs played

Oddly satisfying masochistic platformer with some good synthwave ost and cryptic puzzles. Main challenge is understanding how non-intuitive platforming physics works. After you get hint of how moving platforms conserve your momentum after jumps and how you move faster diagonally it becomes not that challenging as it seems at first glance. Checkpoints save you only while game is open, when you restart the game you...

0 found this helpful, 2023-07-11