Beyond Blue

In this game, there's no risk of losing or facing defeat, and you can freely explore the seabed, corals, rocks, and an array of marine creatures, including starfish, jellyfish, shells, crabs, octopuses, turtles, dolphins, sharks, and whales-totaling around 47 species. Your primary task is to use a special camera for scanning these animals as part of ocean monitoring and research, offering surprisingly engaging gameplay. All of this unfolds against a backdrop of calming ambient music that complements the ocean sounds.

The game subtly integrates an ecological subtext; while on missions, you'll encounter unsettling sounds that frighten the animals, leading you to evidence of illegal raw material mining.

Between dives, your submarine serves as a refuge where you can interact with colleagues and your daughter, watch documentary-style videos related to your research on a tablet featuring notable personalities like Sylvia Earle, or enjoy alternative rock from the MP3 player.

The game's duration is approximately 6-7 hours, and even after completing the final mission, you can continue playing to collect remaining achievements, providing an additional 1-2 hours of gameplay.