Pelagos: A Marine Adventure
Rishi Garhyan · 2023 · Immersive Sim, Creature Collector, Hidden Object, Education, Fishing
PC
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About Pelagos: A Marine Adventure
Dive deep into the mesmerizing world of Pelagos! Crafted with Unity 3D, this marine photography game takes you on a tranquil journey through the enchanting California Kelp Forests. You'll be swimming through the debut level, surrounded by the unique flora and fauna of this vibrant biome.
As you explore, you'll have the chance to photograph a myriad of marine creatures. And here's the cool part: every time you snap a photo, you'll learn the name of the organism and save it in your very own in-game gallery. Whether it's a playful sea otter or the towering kelp canopies, every shot you take adds to your collection.
But "Pelagos" isn't just about capturing the beauty of the marine world. As you navigate the kelp forests, you'll stumble upon discarded trash—a stark reminder of the pollution threatening these pristine waters. Your mission? Photograph all the hidden trash. It's not just about cleaning up; there's a special surprise waiting for you once you capture it all!
And if you think you've seen it all, think again! Replay the levels to discover new angles, hidden species, and secret spots. And keep an eye out—the Great Barrier Reef level is coming soon! So, are you ready to dive in, learn, and make a difference? It's a "gotta photograph 'em all" kind of adventure in Pelagos!
As you explore, you'll have the chance to photograph a myriad of marine creatures. And here's the cool part: every time you snap a photo, you'll learn the name of the organism and save it in your very own in-game gallery. Whether it's a playful sea otter or the towering kelp canopies, every shot you take adds to your collection.
But "Pelagos" isn't just about capturing the beauty of the marine world. As you navigate the kelp forests, you'll stumble upon discarded trash—a stark reminder of the pollution threatening these pristine waters. Your mission? Photograph all the hidden trash. It's not just about cleaning up; there's a special surprise waiting for you once you capture it all!
And if you think you've seen it all, think again! Replay the levels to discover new angles, hidden species, and secret spots. And keep an eye out—the Great Barrier Reef level is coming soon! So, are you ready to dive in, learn, and make a difference? It's a "gotta photograph 'em all" kind of adventure in Pelagos!
What Steam players say
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The gallery doesn't work, rendering the game useless.3 found this helpful
"Pelagos: A Marine Adventure" is edutainment.. It's is an underwater exploration simulation. Players navigate a marine environment, taking photographs of wildlife to learn about them and documenting pollution. The main activity is swimming around and capturing images for an in-game gallery. Frankly you're better off spending a few bucks to pick up Beyond Blue if you want a bit of underwater eduction, or Abzu if you want more of an artistic narrative game. In terms of visuals, this features fairly low quality low poly 3D visuals which will deter a lot of gamers, understandably. Gaming is a visual medium, and while some developers struggle with creating high quality visuals, failing to do so is a disservice to gamers. It's very difficult to recommend bad looking games. On the matter of pricing and value for gamers, most "free" games on Steam aren't really free. There's often nasty mobile app cash shops, or content locked behind DLC, or donations being requested, or any other number of shady pricing schemes that could mislead gamers, but in this case I'm glad to say this really does appear to be a fully free game. Nothing demonstrates a developers belief in themselves and the…2 found this helpful
This game is free because there is nothing in it. I have 0.1 hours on this game, that's me playing through twice to double-check I wasn't missing anything obvious. I am missing something: the game. The screenshots on this page are the entirety of the content. Don't promise otters if you're not going to deliver. I can't call this game unfinished, because it genuinely doesn't look like it has been started.1 found this helpful
I hope the person that made it continues working on it; I'd love to see a fully fleshed out version of "Pokemon Snap: Animal Crossing Museum Aquarium."1 found this helpful
i wish there was a squid :/
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