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Both of these games agree on one thing: the ocean floor is not where you want to be when things go wrong.

Still Wakes the Deep strands you on a North Sea oil rig in the 1970s after a drilling accident wakes something that shouldn't exist. No combat, no way to fight back. Just you, a crumbling structure, and the growing certainty that leaving is not the same as escaping.

Static Dread: The Submarine seals you inside a vessel deep underwater, where the walls groan, the lights flicker, and every sound outside the hull might be the ship settling or might be something else entirely.

One rig, one submarine, zero good exits.