Wow, this is a very similar concept to my game. :) I couldn't find all the amphora - good fun though. I would recommend adding some particles or other effects to make it seem more like you are underwater. Great entry - well done.

Well done Thomas. Simple and effective.
The textures are well done, the whole is coherent and can be easily contemplated. I think the hidden object gameplay is a nice choice.

You should have disabled the space button up to a z limit. The fact you can fly makes the game too easy and breaks the mood.

The jellyfishes add to the mood but you could have done better in this criteria, with other small but quick details.

(I say a lot about the mood because the majority of submissions here doesn't even try to have an atmosphere. :/)

A neat idea. Love a good treasure hunt! There were technical issues that just brought me out of the game. Being able to fly was a bit weird, and (I think) unintended. The underwater library was a neat touch, but I was still losing air in there. I'd love to hear a bit of sound too. Overall, neat concept!

Cool hunting game.

Simple and effective concept, but maybe a little bit too simple.
The lack of sound and music and particles decrease drastically the immersion.
You also should have added bounds to your map and disable the ability to fly.
Ayway good job for your first LD alone !

Thanks you all ! I wanted to add some sounds but.. My computer had somme issues with sound ^^
I take note of your advices :)

I get a crash on start. Maybe lacking a dependency? I'll try it on my home comp and see if it runs there.

Do you have the XNA redistributable ?
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=20914
I forgot to put that link.

Very neat little exploration game :) I enjoyed the little secret like areas.

I love a lot about this entry. It would have done wonders with some sound, even auto generated, however. The flying over the surface of the water was the first thing I tried and I thought it was hilarious :P

Getting the statues felt tedious though because of how slow you moved forward, especially compared to how quickly you went up and down. I would much prefer a faster moving guy with a larger area to explore rather than a slow guy that makes me feel like I'm barely moving.

I did collect all 10 of them and I think the under-ground temple-y area was really cool and could have been utilized a bit more! It felt like I was in there and then game over. There were lots of juicy hiding spots that I saw as I was exploring down there looking for the final three.

I really like this entry, if you keep working on it and add levels and polish I think it would be a pretty reasonable 3D hidden object game, of which I don't think too many exist? I dunno, but I like it, good job!

Couldn't run on OSX

Your game was the first which I played until the end! Really a awesome game in just 48 hours. The only thing is, that you are able to "outglitch" a little bit, but this doesn't disturb the mood. :)

Simple and funny.

Thank you so much. It's so nice !
And thank you for your remarks about my game, maybe I'll do a better post compo version :p

Congrats, nice debut!

Nice Game but I didnt find all the amphore :(

Actually, it's a good game, but there are three things which I want to mention:
First of all, I didn't have any problem with my oxygen, maybe you could reduce the maximum amount of oxygen.
The scond thing: In that cave, why there are three bottles at once?
And last but not least, you can leave the world border and that looks really ... crappy.

But it's still a pretty good game

I really liked the underwater theme, but a glitch where I could go outside the map disturbed the immersion. However, It's still a very good game.

Also couldn't run on OSX, app never launches or crashes on launch :(

Decent graphics. Being a minecraft fan I kinda liked it :P - The fact that you could fly ruined it quite a bit for me. The visuals were very nice, and the "treasure hunt" idea was nice. Sounds and maybe some underwater particle effect would have been nice- For a first solo game though, you did a good job :-)