Editorial Worth it
Oceanlust is a short, cheeky visual novel that mines dark comedy from the real-world Oceangate submersible disaster. The game trades seriousness for satire: you're a lucky everyman who wins a free dive to the Titanic wreck aboard a hilariously under-engineered vessel, where you meet a wealthy heiress and—through a series of escalating mishaps—end up in very close quarters. The premise is deliberately tasteless, and the community is split on whether that's its strength or a flaw; most who engage with it on its own terms find the writing sharp, the art polished, and the sexual payoff satisfying enough for the price. Sex scenes are static but well-illustrated, and the game respects player choice with two distinct endings hinging on an early decision. The core complaint is length and limited variety in intimate content—you'll see everything in 1.5–2 hours—but for a compact meme-game that takes care with its visuals and writing, it lands solidly with its intended audience. Community consensus: worth a modest price or sale purchase if the darkly comedic premise appeals to you.
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