Dive in the Past
by 3D Research
Explore the underwater world, solve the mistery, free the soul: dive in the past
App Name | Dive in the Past |
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Developer | 3D Research |
Category | Adventure |
Download Size | 158 MB |
Latest Version | 1.1.5 |
Average Rating | 3.41 |
Rating Count | 932 |
Google Play | Download |
AppBrain | Download Dive in the Past Android app |
Dive in the Past will take you on a journey inside the underwater world, where modern and ancient wrecks and submerged cities lie.
A magic diary hides a mystery, would you like to discover it?
Dive into the Mediterranean Sea and explore wrecks and ruins of ancient populations.
Use hi-tech tools to find out how ships and cities looked in the past.
Find the mysterious objects and let the diary shows you the stories it keeps.
Solve the puzzles and help the characters to accomplish their missions… or not!
Dive in the Past is a game that mixes the exploration of the underwater world with puzzles and quests. Take a deep breath and enjoy the adventure.
Disclaimer: the MeDryDive project (https://medrydive.eu/) is an EU co-financed project under COSME Programme which works on the design of a new thematic tourism product with Underwater Cultural Heritage in Greece, Italy, Croatia and Montenegro as main tourism attractions.
The permission to publish data (3D models of the sites and multimedia contents) has been granted by:
• (for the Oreste shipwreck) Budva Diving.
• (for the Gnalić shipwreck) Adrias Project (Archaeology of Adriatic Shipbuilding and Seafaring Project) – University of Zadar.
• (for the Sunken Nimphaeum of Baiae) MUSAS Project (Musei di Archeologia Subacquea) – Ministero della Cultura (MiC) - Istituto Centrale per il Restauro (ICR). A special thanks to Parco Archeologico Campi Flegrei.
• (for the Peristera shipwreck) Bluemed Project – Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities – University of Calabria.
Game developed by 3D Research Srl.
Recent changes:
This update introduces a new download process divided into two parts. The first part downloads the basic functionalities to ensure quick and immediate use of the application. The second part downloads the missing assets managed in the background, allowing for a seamless user experience without interruptions. It is STRONGLY SUGGESTED to update the game. Enjoy Dive in the Past, and thanks for all the support!
A magic diary hides a mystery, would you like to discover it?
Dive into the Mediterranean Sea and explore wrecks and ruins of ancient populations.
Use hi-tech tools to find out how ships and cities looked in the past.
Find the mysterious objects and let the diary shows you the stories it keeps.
Solve the puzzles and help the characters to accomplish their missions… or not!
Dive in the Past is a game that mixes the exploration of the underwater world with puzzles and quests. Take a deep breath and enjoy the adventure.
Disclaimer: the MeDryDive project (https://medrydive.eu/) is an EU co-financed project under COSME Programme which works on the design of a new thematic tourism product with Underwater Cultural Heritage in Greece, Italy, Croatia and Montenegro as main tourism attractions.
The permission to publish data (3D models of the sites and multimedia contents) has been granted by:
• (for the Oreste shipwreck) Budva Diving.
• (for the Gnalić shipwreck) Adrias Project (Archaeology of Adriatic Shipbuilding and Seafaring Project) – University of Zadar.
• (for the Sunken Nimphaeum of Baiae) MUSAS Project (Musei di Archeologia Subacquea) – Ministero della Cultura (MiC) - Istituto Centrale per il Restauro (ICR). A special thanks to Parco Archeologico Campi Flegrei.
• (for the Peristera shipwreck) Bluemed Project – Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities – University of Calabria.
Game developed by 3D Research Srl.
Recent changes:
This update introduces a new download process divided into two parts. The first part downloads the basic functionalities to ensure quick and immediate use of the application. The second part downloads the missing assets managed in the background, allowing for a seamless user experience without interruptions. It is STRONGLY SUGGESTED to update the game. Enjoy Dive in the Past, and thanks for all the support!