Explore the Depths in Anchor
Fearem, a veteran indie studio known for its tech-driven projects, has announced Anchor, an underwater survival crafting game coming soon to PC. Set in a vast, persistent open world, the game supports more than 150 players per server, allowing players to explore, build, and battle together beneath the waves.
The story begins after a nuclear catastrophe forces humanity to seek refuge deep within Earth’s oceans. You awaken as a new, genetically engineered race designed to endure life underwater in The Anchor, a region specifically created to sustain aquatic civilization.
Players must build bases, secure shelter, and defend themselves from both the hostile environment and rival survivors. In Anchor, survival doesn’t stop when you log off. Each server exists continuously, evolving even in your absence. While you are offline, your base remains exposed to threats from nature and other players, making strong defenses and trusted alliances crucial.
Fearem’s custom networking technology powers these persistent worlds—a product of the studio’s decade of experience working on large-scale multiplayer systems.
The game’s 16 square kilometer map features a wide range of underwater biomes, from vibrant coral forests to frigid arctic depths. Players can craft and collect materials to expand their bases, forge communities, or engage in underwater warfare.
Dangers abound in this unforgiving ocean world, including ancient clone remnants from a lost civilization, raiding players, and apex predators like sharks drawn by the scent of blood.
Anchor promises a mix of tension, cooperation, and survival in an ever-changing ocean world, where the deep sea becomes both sanctuary and battleground.
https://cogconnected.com/2025/10/anchor-will-bring-its-underwater-survival-on-pc/
