r/thalassophobia • u/Kidd__Video • 2h ago
r/thalassophobia • u/offthehookgames • 13h ago
OC The wave took three of the crew over the rail. Then something passed under their feet.
This is Thalassomania, a co-op PSX-style horror game I've been making solo since 2023. 1–4 players crew a fishing trawler through a night storm, hauling the catch while something hunts you back. The wave physics can genuinely throw your friends overboard mid-haul.
Free demo out on Steam in 10 days if any of you want to experience the horror for yourself!
r/thalassophobia • u/Simbalg • 1d ago
Crew module of the Orion spacecraft before getting picked up at the ocean feels eerie
r/thalassophobia • u/sheldonboadita • 2d ago
(OC) Art The Sound of Stillness, oils on canvas
r/thalassophobia • u/notmyself420 • 3d ago
High tide coming up the dock
We were able to actively watch getting higher with each tiny wave
r/thalassophobia • u/HairyMacLeary • 4d ago
200km crest to crest underwater waves, dead water, layered water, internal waves
r/thalassophobia • u/ROOTSDarlingg • 6d ago
Ice filled waters around Elephant Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
Credit @krisjonnes
r/thalassophobia • u/Dubstepshepard • 6d ago
Night diving is spooky but for my wife I do it
Just out here trying to not die and feed the wife.
r/thalassophobia • u/Muted_Shape9303 • 7d ago
Swimming at night in the ocean at Margarita, Island, Venezuela.
r/thalassophobia • u/my-captain • 7d ago
Have you ever gone scuba diving? Would you go scuba diving?
I took this at a depth of about 28 metres. The colour red has long been filtered out of the light at this depth, making everything seem greener than it actually is. Visibility was decent though.
r/thalassophobia • u/Francis_J_Eva • 8d ago
I know you can see dry land, but the abrupt drop off really freaks me out
r/thalassophobia • u/HulkingEnigma • 10d ago
What Makes Thalassophobia So Effective in Horror Games?
I made this video recently discussing thalassophobia in video games. Do you like playing games with elements of Thalassophobia and which is your favorite?
r/thalassophobia • u/DABDEB • 10d ago
This photo of a Beluga whale under poor lighting conditions
r/thalassophobia • u/magniffin • 10d ago
Kai Lenny gives a glimpse of Nazare’s might.
r/thalassophobia • u/the_p1ayer_of_games • 14d ago
A reminder that we are only visitors on the surface
r/thalassophobia • u/FluffytheFoxx • 15d ago
Question Need some help finding POV footage of the Ocean at Night, preferably from a small boat.
Hello fellow thalassophobes. I'm working on a thalassophobia-inspired horror game, and I'm having a surprisingly hard time finding reference videos for the ocean (surface) in the dead of night. Specifically, videos shot POV style from a small boat in the middle of the ocean at night would be ideal, but from any boat or water-vehicle would work. If anyone knows any such videos that I can use as a reference, that would be super helpful. Cheers!
r/thalassophobia • u/white-rose-of-york • 15d ago
Had no idea tsunamis could look so terrifying, and majestic,and fear inducing, and awe-inspiring all at once.
This video is old and predates AI
So it's not AI
r/thalassophobia • u/True-Award-3722 • 16d ago
The ocean drops off fast near Niʻihau, Hawaii
r/thalassophobia • u/petraqrsq • 16d ago
Long way down without any gear
Ok, not quite that long, only 10 m. No tank, no fins, no snorkel. Only me, a diving mask and the fish. Take that, scuba divers, I can get to where you are without any of that fancy equipment or certifications.