CALL OF THE SEA WALKTHROUGH SERIES

CALL OF THE SEA WALKTHROUGH SERIES

One particularly maddening example involves using symbols to operate a series of locks to open a door. Most puzzles are reasonably tough, but a couple feel too obtuse. The challenges grow more complicated the deeper Norah penetrates the island.

Call of the Sea regularly surprised me with its puzzle design, and I always looked forward to seeing what was next. Smaller puzzles often feed into larger ones to create a cohesive whole, and it’s fun to see how riddles thematically build upon each other. One of the largest and most impressive challenges tasked me with discovering the correct melody to play on a giant, ancient organ. Puzzles come in many cool shapes and sizes they can be as simple as rotating totem poles to match a specific pattern, or as elaborate as deciphering a dead language. Furthermore, Norah jots down important info in her journal, which alleviates much of the pressure in terms of committing clues to memory.

I always found everything I needed if I was reasonably thorough in my searches. Inspecting curious objects and notes is part of the fun, and nothing is ever too hidden. An ancient mural or a hastily drawn sketch can often be the difference between a quick solution and more prolonged head-scratching.

It takes advantage of its alluring beauty by encouraging players to look at everything around them to spot clues and connect dots. What I love most is how Call of the Sea makes you feel like both an observant detective and a problem-solving genius. Norah is more Nancy Drew than Lara Croft, so puzzles take precedence over combat, and they succeed with clever design and strong variety.

Call of the sea walkthrough