Dredge, the captivating Lovecraftian fishing horror adventure, is now available on mobile devices, inviting you to embark on a chilling day at sea amidst the mysterious fog of unknowable horrors. Set in the eerie waters around a remote archipelago known as The Marrows, you take on the role of a solitary fisherman navigating through an increasingly strange and sinister environment.
A Sinister Fishing Adventure
On the surface, life seems simple in Dredge: you catch fish, sell them to the locals, upgrade your boat, and continue the cycle. However, as you delve deeper, you'll soon sense that something is amiss in these waters. The core of the game revolves around fishing to survive, but it's not just the usual dangers like jagged rocks and perilous reefs that you'll encounter. The true peril lies within the mysterious fog that envelops the night, hiding unspeakable horrors.
As you dredge up lost relics and fulfill the dubious requests of the island's inhabitants, you'll begin to unravel the unsettling history of The Marrows. For a glimpse into the chilling lore and history of Dredge, check out the video below:
Will You Dredge?
Exploration is at the heart of Dredge, with each island in the archipelago harboring unique secrets and residents whose sanity may be questionable. Keeping your gear in check is crucial, as upgrading your boat is essential to avoid getting stranded. Special equipment will unlock access to deeper waters and more elusive catches, enhancing your journey into the unknown.
Dredge boasts a striking low-poly art style that creates a surreal and highly atmospheric experience. The game supports full controller functionality and offers button remapping options, while the touch controls are also responsive and user-friendly. You can now download Dredge from the Google Play Store. Originally priced at $24.99, it's currently available at a special launch price of $10.99 to celebrate its Android release.
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