Deep Down 2: Impressions.

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 As a platformer, this is a fairly difficult game. Even once you get a hang of the mechanics of the game, one mistake can mess you up! Take the countless mistakes that I have made as proof of this. This is the type of game you want to keep playing though, and your eventual success feels amazing!



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