According to Massive's managing director, Alexander Jorias, this was the first issue that his design team addressed while creating that game's sequel, AquaNox: Revelation (which, as of today, is being officially called AquaNox 2: Revelation). The end result was a game that, more or less, played like an underwater version of Quake. The game put you in the shoes of an underwater mercenary by the name of Emerald "Deadeye" Flint who was forced to do battle with a horde of aquatic machinery using a number of nimble submersibles and a large arsenal of devastating weapons. Developed by Germany-based Massive Development, last year's AquaNox was a technically impressive shooter that wasn't received as well in the US as it was in Europe.
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