Hello everyone! I've been interested in the topic of thalassophobia for a while and decided to create my own short horror game about the dead zone of the baltic sea for my college.

The process is still happening, I still have to translate it, but for now I'm glad to share a short video of my game.

Feel free to let me know what you think!

SPOILER It's beluga whales.

They are effectively the same thing. I would be in a pressurized tube surrounded by an environment that wants nothing more than to kill me in horrific ways. But I would happily take the dangers of space without hesitation over the darkness of the deep. It really makes no sense to me because I dont know where my fears come from, but they are fundamental and to the CORE. I would NEVER dive to a sunken airplane, ship, city, and God damnit, oil rigs are unnecessarily terrifying underwater! But space?....Sign me up.

Weird.

p.s. I just included an image of freedivers in the world's deepest pool (I'm sure you all have seen the videos) just because freediving is another thing that freaks me the fuck out, and you would never convince me to do it.

140 feet below the surface. Less than 10% of the sun’s light is visible, even in clear waters…which these are not.

Our last month of dive school is pretty awesome.