It's like Deus Ex meets Metal Gear Solid. The new immersive sim DEEP STATE looks like a perfect blend for retro shooters fans
DEEP STATE is an indie game that feels like a lost 90s classic. If you’re a fan of Splinter Cell or Resident Evil, you’ll definitely want to check this out.
when games focused more on experience, story, and immersion rather than just graphics? Those were the good old days. Sure, modern photorealistic games are great, but it’s always nice to see some retro-style goodness now and then. If you’re in the mood for a classic 90s FPS vibe, this title might be right up your alley.
Source: DEEP STATE; Developer: FrogmanDev
A love letter to classic 90s shooter games
Even though the Resident Evil – just like it says on Steam.
Just one look at DEEP STATE's artwork, and I’m hooked.Source: artstation.com/frogmandev
The gameplay will give you plenty of freedom – take out enemies head-on, sneak past them, or hack your way to the objective. Plus, there’s a mystery to unravel behind a top-secret project. So if you’re a Splinter Cell fan who isn’t too excited about the remake, you’ll probably find a lot to love here too.
And if you’re not convinced yet, look at the Nosferatu inspired setting! Plus, Metal Gear Solid fans.
There’s also tons of DEEP STATE’s pre-alpha gameplay and demo reviews on YouTube. Whether Eidos Montreal’s canceled Deus Ex 5, this might be the perfect chance to dive into an old-school atmosphere crafted by a solo developer. Be sure to follow FrogmanDev on X and check out DEEP STATE on Itch.io. Players have shared a lot of on the demo there.
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