Koral
Carlos Coronado · 2019 · Underwater, Casual, Beautiful, Relaxing, Atmospheric
PC
Very Positive81% · 366
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About Koral
Disclaimer: Koral is a short but dense game that will last you no more than 3 hours. More if you want to get 100%. If playtime/price is crucial to you, waiting for a sale is adviced :)
In Koral the player will dive into the beautiful underwater world as a sea current. Solve puzzles to bring back to life coral reefs and spread the beauty of the oceans in 15 different sea ecosystems. Flow anywhere you want to find for ways to transport healing energy for other corals and heal entire reefs and watch in realtime how the seafloor becomes colorful and vibrant with life and diversity.
On it’s core, Koral is a love letter to the ocean. On it’s surface, Koral is a puzzle game featuring unique gameplay and puzzle mechanics thanks to the interactions with various Coral species and underwater life.
With it's light puzzles elements and various challenges you will learn about stunning sea facts and discover out of this planet worlds. Koral will feature 15 different sea environments and 32 collectibles and the core gameplay features plenty of accessibility features to make the game accessible by default to a wide, large audience including casual and non videogame players.
On the other hand, the Making Of explaining how Koral was developed in a sailship got released too! The game was developed on a sailship in a pristine marine reserve in Northern Catalonia called Cap De Creus. Everything was recorded (including the trip to get there, a scuba diving adventure and various challenges that come from developing a game on a boat with limited power supply) and the most interesting parts are featured in the Making Of. Watch in on Youtube now.
Koral was awarded with an Unreal Dev Grant and was developed by Carlos Coronado, winner of over 15 awards including Titanium Indie Game of the Year with MIND: Path to Thalamus (Switch, Pc) and also developer of Infernium (PS4, Switch, PC) and Annie Amber (gearVr).
A love letter to the ocean.
In Koral the player will dive into the beautiful underwater world as a sea current. Solve puzzles to bring back to life coral reefs and spread the beauty of the oceans in 15 different sea ecosystems. Flow anywhere you want to find for ways to transport healing energy for other corals and heal entire reefs and watch in realtime how the seafloor becomes colorful and vibrant with life and diversity.
On it’s core, Koral is a love letter to the ocean. On it’s surface, Koral is a puzzle game featuring unique gameplay and puzzle mechanics thanks to the interactions with various Coral species and underwater life.
With it's light puzzles elements and various challenges you will learn about stunning sea facts and discover out of this planet worlds. Koral will feature 15 different sea environments and 32 collectibles and the core gameplay features plenty of accessibility features to make the game accessible by default to a wide, large audience including casual and non videogame players.
The game about the sea made in the sea
On the other hand, the Making Of explaining how Koral was developed in a sailship got released too! The game was developed on a sailship in a pristine marine reserve in Northern Catalonia called Cap De Creus. Everything was recorded (including the trip to get there, a scuba diving adventure and various challenges that come from developing a game on a boat with limited power supply) and the most interesting parts are featured in the Making Of. Watch in on Youtube now.
Awards
Koral was awarded with an Unreal Dev Grant and was developed by Carlos Coronado, winner of over 15 awards including Titanium Indie Game of the Year with MIND: Path to Thalamus (Switch, Pc) and also developer of Infernium (PS4, Switch, PC) and Annie Amber (gearVr).
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Neat little game if you enjoy ocean themed stuff. I would've preferred it to just be a walking(swimming) simulator, as I found the controls kind of annoying and the puzzles amplified that whenever I had to backtrack or be more precise in my movement- and that becomes VERY annoying when a time limit element is added :( I do not want to be racing a clock in my comfy ocean game :( Aside from that though, the ocean sounds are excellent and all the colors are very pretty. And I love that it was developed ON A BOAT. 10/10 wateryness1 found this helpful
If FLOWER and ABZU had an intragenerational lovechild, it would certainly be Koral. This is the highest of praise that a game like this could receive. Fans of relaxing, atmospheric eco-puzzlers, would be keen to add this gentle masterpiece to their collection.
The graphics and sound design were cool. This is another interesting little puzzle game. Took me only like three and a half hours or so to get all the achievements.
pretty fishies
Fun puzzle solving game with beautiful graphics and interesting facts.
Basically a short Jump and Run, without jumping and running. The animation is nice, but the riddles are weird and no guidelines are involved. Pros: It has interessting facts about the ocean Beautiful backgrounds Easy levels Easy controlling Cons: It has no real story, even though it tries to The levels tend to get boring after a short while All marine life in the background serves nothing but as backdrop The coral reefes dont look damaged enough for it to be satisfying to repair them No clear Stage names, trying to figure out where you are is relying on the achievements
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