Call of the Sea gameplay shows otherworldly locales on a Pacific isle

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Take a deeper look at Call of the Sea.

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Call Of The Sea (Image credit: Out of the Blue)

What you need to know

  • During the Future Games Show, new footage was shown from Raw Fury's Call of the Sea.
  • The gameplay shows a forgotten civilization and otherworldly locations.
  • The game will be releasing on Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC.
  • It will also be coming to Xbox Game Pass.

During the Future Games Show in August, we were shown new footage from Raw Fury's Call of the Sea. Call of the Sea is a first person action, puzzle game that takes place in the 1930s Pacific seas. You follow Norah as she attempts to figure out what happened to her missing husband during his expedition. Along the way, she'll uncover the remains of a mysterious civilization by completing puzzles and experiencing otherworldly encounters.

Check out the gameplay trailer below.

Call of the Sea will release on Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and PC. No official release date has been given yet.

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