This clip features character animation tests from post-apocalyptic indie game Submerged, providing insight into the development of movement and animation for the game's protagonist, Miku.

Submerged, developed by Canberra-based Uppercut Studios, is noted for its ecological bent and exploration-focused gameplay: there are no enemies or combat, and Miku cannot die. There is only the desolate beauty of a city ravaged by climate change, where habitats continue to flourish. The player's aim is to help Miku navigate flooded city streets and sunken buildings in search of supplies for her dying sibling, unlocking mysteries along the way.

This clip shows the seeds of Miku's athletic climbing and leaping actions, which form the basis for the third-person gameplay. Viewers also get a glimpse of the vast structures Miku must scale; even from the rough tests, there's an impression of a sprawling speculative world.