E-Line Media seems to be creating a niche for themselves. Their first title, Never Alone, drew inspiration from Alaska Native Culture for its story, but players also had access to documentary footage to explain the setting in more factual detail. The developer?s second title, Beyond Blue, takes a similar approach. Taking to the depths of the ocean, you get to join an underwater expedition as they study the local wildlife. Thanks to a collaboration with BBC Studios, the Blue Planet II documentary team, and the OceanX exploration initiative, there?s plenty of opportunity to expand on your knowledge as well.
Mirai is a deep sea diver living on a sub below the surface of the beautiful ocean. Tracking a whale pod, the trail begins amongst the shallower corals and caves, with sunlight reflecting off the surface of the water. As the mission continues, she dives deeper through the twilight zone and into complete darkness, well past the depth to which light can reach. Despite the inhospitable appearance of the thermal vents of the latter area, there?s always a sense of tranquility and peace. This game?s emphasis is on education, not avoiding the dangers of the ocean.
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