I'll spare you the Lovecraft comparisons, as those are already abundantly clear.

Instead, I'll briefly describe the uncanny feeling the world of Dredge instills. From the opening moments, something is not quite right. The people all a little strange; the music hiding something beneath the waters; the world waterlocked by an unseen foggy dementor. It all begs the question - what the hell is going on here?

Those answers slowly come as you chug over the waves, hauling things onboard your vessel that aren't always quite...right. Helping those strange folks out as best you can and occasionally fleeing from deep-sea nightmares. It creates a wickedly unique little experience.