O2 - Steam Charts & Historical Stats
A short deep-sea horror game where you explore a dark and mysterious ocean, photograph strange discoveries, and uncover what lurks beneath the depths. Explore historical player activity and pricing for O2. Player-count data was last observed Jul 23, 2026.
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System Requirements
- OS: 10/11
- Processor: Any made within the last decade
- Memory: 1 MB RAM
- Graphics: Any made within the last decade
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: any
- Additional Notes: You can run this
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*languages with full audio support
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About This Game
A short deep-sea horror game where you explore a dark and mysterious ocean, photograph strange discoveries, and uncover what lurks beneath the depths.
Detailed Description
About This Game
O2 is a deep-sea horror exploration game where every breath matters.
You descend alone into the dark depths of an unexplored ocean. Armed with only a camera, a map, and a limited oxygen supply, your mission is simple: locate designated coordinates and capture photographic evidence of what lies below.
As you venture deeper, the ocean becomes increasingly hostile. Visibility fades, strange sounds echo through the darkness, and something unseen may be watching from beyond the reach of your light.
Manage your oxygen carefully as you navigate the abyss. Every photograph brings you closer to completing your mission, but also drains valuable resources needed to survive. Getting lost, running out of oxygen, or lingering too long in the darkness can turn a routine expedition into a desperate fight for survival.
Will you uncover the secrets hidden beneath the waves, or become another lost soul swallowed by the deep?
Features
Explore a dark and mysterious underwater world
Complete photography objectives at designated coordinates
Manage a limited oxygen supply
Navigate using a map and compass system
Atmospheric deep-sea horror and tension
Immersive first-person exploration
Uncover the mysteries hidden in the abyss
The deeper you go, the less alone you feel.