Beyond Blue

I enjoyed this one. Seeing all the animals wandering around in the habitats is fun, though one of the levels I had trouble with due to thalassaphobia. Still, the story is alright and the mechanics and movement are good.

剛進遊戲看到海洋生物 仿真到不像遊戲會出現的建模 反而比較像海生館科普會出現的模型 再打開菜單 竟然有海洋紀錄片可以看 遊戲感覺是附贈的+傳播手段 精華是紀錄片 推薦都看一看 很好看

Ein kurzes, narratives Spiel über den Ozean. Als Naturwissenschaftlerin taucht man durch verschiedenen Areale der Meere und begleitet dabei die Wale. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf den Ozeanen und ihren Bewohnern und man schaltet dabei die Minidokumentationen über unsere Meere frei. Für Leute, die gerne BBC Naturreportagen ansehen sehr empfehlenswert, aber nur im Discount. Das Spiel ist leider zu kurz und die Areale hätte zum erforschen gerne größer sein können.

This game is amazing ! I 100% this game and he was a real pleasure to do it. A amazing explorer and calm game. You need to buy this game ! Thank you for create this game.

The depth of this game is Beyond this Blue world

Beyond Blue has a beautiful concept, but it does not fully use it. At the beginning, the game frames itself as if you are part of a livestreamed deep-sea research expedition. That idea has enormous potential. BUT a livestream should not feel like silent swimming from marker to marker. It should have structure, commentary, moments of explanation, and a sense that the crew is actively guiding both the player and the audience through a real scientific experience. Instead, the gameplay often becomes very repetitive: swim to a waypoint, scan a creature, place a tracker, listen to a few disconnected dialogue fragments, then move on. The ocean looks nice, but the silence between objectives often makes the experience feel empty rather than immersive. The biggest missed opportunity is the lack of live educational commentary. When swimming toward dolphins, the crew could talk about their communication, social behavior, hunting patterns, or what their movements might mean. When encountering sperm whales, the game could explain how deep they dive, what they eat, how they use echolocation, how large they can become, or why other fish may swim near them. These moments could have turned simple travel time into meaningful discovery. The game already has the right ingredients: marine life, scientists, a livestream premise, and a calm underwater atmosphere. But it often leaves its best material sitting in optional documentary clips instead of weaving it naturally into the gameplay. A stronger rhythm of commentary, observation, silence, and explanation would have made each dive feel much more alive. Silence can work underwater, but it needs purpose. A quiet moment beside a whale can be powerful. A long silent swim to a marker just feels like filler. Beyond Blue is not bad. It is calm, visually pleasant, and occasionally beautiful. But it feels less like an interactive science livestream and more like a lightly narrated underwater checklist. With more contextual dialogue and real-time scientific storytelling, it could have been much more valuable and memorable.

美绝了