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SeaQuest DSV

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Navigate an underwater vessel to complete salvage, rescue, and combat missions using specialized vehicles.

SeaQuest DSV for Sega Genesis was developed by Sculptured Software and published by Black Pearl Software/Malibu Games in 1994. It is based on the TV series and was released on multiple platforms in 1994, with the Genesis version being one of the original releases.


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Released
1994
Genre
Visual
Isometric
Size
1.05 MB
Rating
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About SeaQuest DSV

SeaQuest DSV casts the player as a UEO officer who first completes a training simulation before joining the seaQuest vessel's crew. The core activity involves piloting the main submarine to designated mission zones across an underwater map.

Various specialized vehicles are deployed from the seaQuest to handle specific tasks. These include combat-focused craft like the Speeder and the advanced Stinger, as well as utility vessels such as the Sea Crab for excavation and docking, the slow Sea Truck for transport, and the Remote Probe for repairs. The dolphin Darwin provides unique agility for accessing confined spaces but lacks defenses.

Mission objectives are diverse, covering salvage, rescue, disarming explosives, combat, and exploration. A budget system governs progress, where completing missions adds funds and damaging property deducts from it. Acquired money is necessary to resupply weapons and purchase additional vehicles, reflecting the challenging and hazardous nature of the underwater environment.

SeaQuest DSV Screenshots

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Title screen
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Starting a mission
Approaching a structure
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