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'Beyond Blue review: Blue Planet II, the game'. Beyond Blue requires at least a Radeon RX 560X 4GB or GeForce GTX 960 Ti 4GB to meet recommended requirements running on high graphics setting, with 1080p resolution.

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'Beyond Blue - An Ocean Exploration Sim with a Surprising Amount Below the Surface'.

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Jordan Devore of Destructoid rated the game 7/10, calling it a 'contemplative journey' with 'beautiful imagery' and 'heavenly' music, while criticizing the shallow aquatic simulation.

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Rachel Watts of PC Gamer rated the game 71/100, saying that while the game was a 'brilliant educational tool' due to its ability to scan wildlife, its environments felt empty and 'uninspired', and its narrative remained 'one-note'. Rebecca Stow of Push Square rated the game 8 stars out of 10, praising the game's atmosphere, narrative, music and voice acting, while criticizing the lack of realistic marine life. The Switch port received 'mixed or average' reviews.

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The game received 'mixed or average' reviews for Windows and Xbox One and 'generally favorable' reviews for PlayStation 4, according to review aggregator Metacritic. The game combines educational and narrative aspects. The game's main character is Mirai, a deep-sea researcher who leads a research team to investigate ocean life, such as whales. It received positive reviews praising its quality for an educational game while criticizing its short length, graphics, and unrealistic nature. The game was released for the Nintendo Switch on November 11, 2021. It was released on Apple Arcade on Apand on Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on June 11, 2020. The game was inspired by the BBC's Blue Planet II nature documentary series. HistoryĮmbracing the same inclusive development process that was used to create Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna), E-Line’s BAFTA award-winning game about Alaska Native culture, the company partnered with BBC Studios (developers of the acclaimed Blue Planet II), OceanX Media, world-class game makers, and some of science’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 an educational underwater diving adventure game developed and published by American studio E-Line Media, who had formerly developed Never Alone. Once you are sold on a purchase of Beyond Blue though, the Xbox Store will happily sort you out with the usual downloads it’ll cost you just £16.74.

Become a part of a newly-formed research team using groundbreaking technologies to see, hear, and interact with the ocean in a more meaningful way than has ever been attempted. Thanks to BBC funding and scientists on call throughout development, it's also looking to be a highly accurate vision of our oceans in the very near future.

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Set in the near future, Beyond Blue explores the mysteries of our ocean through the eyes of Mirai, a deep-water explorer and scientist. Beyond Blue E-Line Media IDXbox Adventure Sam Quirke Beyond Blue immerses players in an interactive world full of beautiful, diverse life. There’s some serious cred.īeyond Blue is a single-player narrative adventure that takes you deep into our planet’s beating blue heart. That’s the edutainment promise and it’s more or less what E-Line Media seem to be aiming for with Beyond Blue – but with a cool video game instead of the rock concert. Beyond Blue takes you into the near future, where you will explore the mysteries of our ocean through the eyes of Mirai, a deep sea explorer and scientist.

Imagine you dragged yourself into a boring marine biology lecture and it turned out to be an awesome rock concert about dolphins. Review Beyond Blue - Echoes Of Endless Ocean In This Noble Effort That Never Quite Gels