E-Line Media has announced a new underwater exploration game, called Beyond Blue. Embracing the same inclusive development process that was used to create Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna), the company paired world-class game makers with some of the field’s leading ocean experts to craft an experience that reflects the awesome wonder and unbounded mystery that infuses our planet’s beating blue heart.
Beyond Blue is set in the near future where players will probe the mysteries of our ocean through the eyes of Mirai, the lead on a newly formed research team that will use groundbreaking technologies to see, hear, and sense the ocean in a more meaningful way than has ever been attempted.
The game will feature both an evocative narrative and high-level resource management, challenging the player to make high-stakes decisions and prioritize which objectives can be successfully achieved during the crew’s expedition.
Beyond Blue is scheduled for an early 2019 release, and below you can find its first screenshots and its debut trailer.
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well, might as well use this list i made of underwater games
diver’s dream
far sky
abzu
iron fish
narcosis
debris
diver deep water adventures
everblue 1 and 2
endless ocean 1 and 2
blue legend of water
treasures of the deep
sub rebelion
deep fighter
deep fear
sub rebellion
subculture
tigershark
critical depth
archimedian dynasty
aquanox 1 and 2
subnautica
This is getting ridiculous. Are these all exploration games ?
So a non-survival ocean exploration game that has heavy resource management? This could potentially be a great game if it’s done more realistically, because our ocean is absolutely fascinating. It has some of the most beautiful creatures that the Earth has, and we’ve barely explored it at all. So many mysterious fish and aquatic life have yet to be found.