A 3 map UT SP unit, plus a final flyby. The player, a refugee from the ISV Kran, falls into a cave and must explore around the eponymous cove and adjacent Chizra-style temple to find a way to escape. There are standard translator messages from Nali's describing the hostile takeover of their cove village, and some more interesting features that give the maps coherence. For example, sections of the cove are visible from the temple, and vice versa, and the light smoothly fades from night to day through the maps - nice little touches that help the setting make sense.

Architecture is quite impressive in the expansive cove, often a lot simpler in the temple, but well made throughout. The cove consists of an broad pier in a U-shaped bay, with standard Nali huts, a gatehouse and pillars - an effective scene. The temple consists of an interlinked collection of simple, half-flooded rooms often with walkways above the water. Some of these rooms are very simple, box rooms with a few details. Other areas are more complex and have angles or curves, but this map needed more spectacular architecture. The final map includes a section of canyons, a shrine, and a few other buildings into an area beyond the cove - again straightforward but well designed. Texturing, lighting and build quality are generally good, but a few textures could have been neater, and one temple room had inexplicable slowdown.

The maps give a fair bit of exploration, with some side-areas to explore in the cove and a few route choices in the temple. Gameplay is pretty good, mostly well balanced and a decent but fair challenge on Hard skill. The player fights a mixture of Krall, Slith, and various Skaarj, with a liberal amount of less monsters for variety. Monsters tend to lurk in wait or sometimes appear out of thin air. The exploration and side areas gives you plentiful weaponry from early on, and most monsters are faced individually or in pairs, as is traditional. However it retains a challenge particularly in the temple maps - fighting in and around water can prove quite tricky, and sparse armour in this map adds to the tension. The ending, with harder Skaarj, is also respectable, however with lots of weaponry it's not as exciting as it could be.