Epic Games Store Offers Deep-Sea Game Free This Week.
The Epic Games Store said players can add Beyond Blue to their game sets at no cost through February 13. The offer ends at 5 PM CET.
The game puts players under the sea as Mirai, a water expert who looks at sea life. Strong voice acting helps tell the clear story of ocean study.
The game shows water moves and light changes as they act in real seas. Players see sea animals and plants made to look just as they do in nature. Each dive lets them see different sea places and rock shapes.
Beyond Blue brings real sea facts to life. The game talks come from what sea experts know, not made-up tales. Players learn as they swim and watch.
Small films in the game show real sea shots. Sea experts talk about what players see as they play. These short shows help explain the waterwork players do in the game.
With game tools, players can take clear sea pictures. They pick how they want the shots to look, and these pictures help them learn more about what they find.
The game sounds are real water noise. Quiet music plays as players move through the water, making them feel like they are swimming in real seas.
The game stays true to how seas work. It shows what we might see in the coming years as we learn more about our seas.
The Epic Games Store said players can add Beyond Blue to their game sets at no cost through February 13. The offer ends at 5 PM CET.
The game puts players under the sea as Mirai, a water expert who looks at sea life. Strong voice acting helps tell the clear story of ocean study.
The game shows water moves and light changes as they act in real seas. Players see sea animals and plants made to look just as they do in nature. Each dive lets them see different sea places and rock shapes.
Beyond Blue brings real sea facts to life. The game talks come from what sea experts know, not made-up tales. Players learn as they swim and watch.
Small films in the game show real sea shots. Sea experts talk about what players see as they play. These short shows help explain the waterwork players do in the game.
With game tools, players can take clear sea pictures. They pick how they want the shots to look, and these pictures help them learn more about what they find.
The game sounds are real water noise. Quiet music plays as players move through the water, making them feel like they are swimming in real seas.
The game stays true to how seas work. It shows what we might see in the coming years as we learn more about our seas.
