Call of the Sea

Really enjoyed this one. The puzzles were easy to work out after you got all the clues (very helpful in game journal that recorded the important stuff, so I didn't have to write things down myself) and a little bit of playing around with the mechanisms. You could easily go back to places you had missed and no where became cut off forever. The story also didn't go in the direction I expected.

i love the art style, and a puzzler is always fun. I do wish the character moved a bit faster. Some puzzles are easy, some are definitely not. The story is interesting at first then gets weirder as the game progresses. I'm hopeful all will become clear the closer I get to the end.

Really fun game! Puzzles didn't seem way too hard and the game tends to give you hints on how to approach them. They also don't feel repetitive as you are always solving new puzzles with new mechanics. The islands atmospere is unique and very beautiful. The story seemed predictable at times but it has many huge twists that keep it entertaining. Give it a try if you like puzzle games with gorgeous sights and lovecraftian stories.

it's an okay kind of game. The best things of the game for me is how beautiful it is, the graphic look soooo good. The puzzles are okay, not too hard, not too easy. If you get stuck, dont feel guilty about looking for an answer online because the problem gonna be you cannot find it, now that you cant figure it out. Dont spent like an hour walking around and relize you missed an electric button or putting down the answer on the wrong square due to how unclear the evident is. The big bad thing of the game is the main character talk so much, too much that ruin the whole game experience. She just keep yapping every time she have a chance.

dont have much interest in lovecraftian media but sometimes it does call out to me decent puzzles but nothing hard stayed for the story

The game is well made. If you like interactive stories, you'll have a good time. If you expect a puzzle game however, prepare to be disappointed. The game is extremely linear, puzzles are easy, and the protagonist can't stop talking. She must remark on absolutely everything, from comments about weather to puzzle hints. To me, this breaks immersion and makes the world feel flat. And makes the game even easier. Steam says I beat it in 7 hours without any rush and exploring everything I could find to explore. I hoped for more.