The last floating island of the Sky Realm has just landed in the Shadow Sea, ushering in a new era of exploration!
AN EPIC CONCLUSION OF AN ERA…
Oceanhorn 3: Legend of the Shadow Sea picks up one thousand years after the events of Oceanhorn 2. In this new era, you’ll navigate the treacherous Shadow Sea, accompanied by Em, the infamous technopirate and her rugged crew of Warlock’s Revenge. With the help of familiar faces, such as Blackhat of the Uncharted Seas, you must face the threats slumbering beneath the waves of the Shadow Sea, uncover the mysterious Lost God, and build a future for the people of Red Town.
…AND A NEW BEGINNING!
New to the Oceanhorn saga? Oceanhorn 3: Legend of the Shadow Sea is a complete and satisfying experience. Thanks to a self-contained story, a finely-tuned combat system, and a brand-new traversal mechanics, you'll feel right at home discovering the magic of this next chapter along with everyone else.
A FRESH ADVENTURE EXPERIENCE
Oceanhorn 3: Legend of the Shadow Sea expands the horizons of adventure gaming with stunning visual fidelity, a narrative full of twists and turns, and satisfying Action RPG gameplay. The fate of the world of Gaia depends on you!
FEATURES
• Experience an epic main story, rich with lore and intrigue
• Defeat the ancient Titans in larger-than-life boss fights
• Venture off on side adventures to learn more about the Shadow Sea and its inhabitants
• Master your tactical skills in intense Action-RPG battles with the all-new combat system
• Solve intricate puzzles and discover new ways to explore expansive, mysterious lands
• Collect and channel resources into the skill tree to upgrade and customize your hero
• Reconstruct objects, plants, and structures using the Stream of Creation
• Build a loadout of weapons and equipment that suits your playstyle
• Enjoy unique and detailed graphics that bring the narrative and the world of Gaia to life
• For the first time ever, play the game in an immersive first-person experience!
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I’m a big fan of Oceanhorn and Cornfox in general. I’ve been following them since Oceanhorn 1. Seeing them go from a Zelda clone to a game with a Zelda-like experience, but an identity of its own has been fun and gratifying.Let me start with what I love: The movement and exploration feels really good. The game has relatively few invisible walls, and I was able to use double jumping and gliding to get lots of places - and explorer shards are often hidden in places to reward this. Watching settlements grow and change as you help them feels amazing. The game is GORGEOUS, and the environments in particular look really good.But here are my big problems:Exploring the water is boring and feels unnecessary. Pirate ships go down with one cast of Trito’s Fury which you have from the beginning of the game.As you accumulate more abilities, scrolling through them in the ability drawer gets slower and slower, and you have no way to remove abilities from the drawer.The first 3 or 4 weapons you get eventually become useless and I have to click back through them every time I want to get to the one or two weapons I need.Summon Zephyrbot takes too much energy, only lasts 30 seconds by default, and is either slower or about the same speed as sprinting with the speed upgrade. If you get off of it it disappears and wastes the energy spent. It can’t jump, etc.None of this is, like, game-breaking, but it’s extremely irritating and changing it would make the game a lot more enjoyable.I’ve got way more little issues that I’d love to lay out for the devs, if they’re interested.
Great gameplay, great story, some lingering performance issues, great lore
har07274
I love Oceanhorn 2, and I’m about halfway through the Oceanhorn 3 storyline. I admire all the graphics improvements, and the progression to earn more skills is a nice balance between simplicity and unpredictability. I didn’t expect Tarock to return, much less with more secrets, but I also appreciate how its function was improved on.
Great game but BUGGY
Bielzebub
I had to lower my rating from a 2 to a 1 because of the unplayability of this game. I really wanted to like this game. I absolutely loved the Oceanhorn 2. So much gameplay, so much fun. This one is just OK IMO. First, the gameplay is quite fun, so that’s why I at least give it a 2 star. One of the things I loved about the second one was being able to get to different ships. In this one, you can’t upgrade the boat. It’s slow and does very little damage. Unless it’s something I haven’t gotten to yet. The biggest gripe I have is the game is buggy. And by buggy, I mean unplayable at a certain point. Context menus and dialogs boxes just stop working completely unless you shift focus out of the game and back in. Pretty good in the beginning, though. I want to love this game, but it’s just too buggy to enjoy.
I want to like it, but poor performance on M1 iMac.
rs1919
I’m a big confused, I’m running this on a M1 iMac with 16GB of memory and I’m having frame rate issues and things appear a bit pixelated. My system is a bit old, but able to run Resident Evil and other console games with much better graphics far better than this game. It runs without issues on my iPad, just a bit confused about the poor performance on the Mac. Also, it doesn’t seem to be syncing save data between systems.
Lightbringer Update
It is time to jump back into Oceanhorn 3 as the summer blockbuster quest Hand of the Savior continues with Part 2! Return to Red Town after defeating the Sea Titan Beross and see how the adventure continues. Can you solve the puzzles in the Sorcerer's Gate? Can you defeat the menacing Harbinger lurking deep within Devil's Cradle–it is time to find out!
• New boss fight against the Harbinger, first titan-scale boss fight for the updates
• Two new dungeons and many side-locations to explore
• New enemy Blackmore
• New outfit: Xoma Armor
• Fixed the player reported completion issues
Please update the game on all devices on which you plan to continue playing the game. Thank you for all the positive feedback and your continued support for Oceanhorn 3!
Version 2.1.1
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