Anoxemia vs They Breathe
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Anoxemia puts you in the shoes of scientist Dr. Bailey, guiding his autonomous drone ATMA through treacherous underwater caves. Search the ocean floor, collect samples, and upgrade your gear while battling poison drifts, currents, and abandoned war mines. The ever‑present threat of running out of oxygen forces careful planning, and ATMA’s special tools help you navigate the darkness. A story‑driven, single‑player experience that blends tension, discovery, and narrative depth.
In this first title from The Working Parts, you guide a solitary frog through a submerged, eerie forest. The world is silent, the air is scarce, and every shadow hides a new threat that forces you to learn the hidden rules of survival. Within thirty minutes the game pushes you to uncover bizarre patterns, confront strange creatures, and piece together the tragic truth of the ecosystem—all without a single line of dialogue. The experience blends horror, action, and puzzle‑like observation into a tightly crafted indie adventure.
- Atmospheric underwater visuals
- Tense oxygen management adds strategic depth
- Engaging single‑player narrative
- Varied environmental hazards keep gameplay fresh
- Unique oxygen‑management gameplay
- Strong atmospheric visuals and sound
- Co‑op mode adds replay value
- Concise experience fits busy schedules
- Limited replayability after story completion
- Controls can feel clunky in tight spaces
- No multiplayer or co‑op options
- Very short overall length
- Limited enemy variety
- No in‑game map can be disorienting
