Underplayed Gems

B.L.U.E. Legend of Water (1998)

B.L.U.E. Legend of Water cover
Developer
CAProductions
Publisher
Hudson Soft
Platforms
PlayStation 3, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable
Genres
Puzzle, Adventure

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How it feels

a calm, unhurried adventure of chatting with researchers and gently exploring underwater ruins alongside a friendly dolphin.

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About

The intro starts with Maya on a helicopter being taken to see her dad who is on some kind of ship. During the journey she falls asleep and has a strange dream. Upon arriving she expresses her excitement at wanting to go swimming with the dolphins (or just one particular dolphin). Gameplay: It's divided in two parts: NPC Interaction and Exploration. In the interaction parts, Maya must talk to her father and other researchers from the underwater facility to get clues about the ruins. In the exploration parts, she explores the sea and the ruins. Maya and the dolphin must solve some puzzles together. Strangely enough, Maya doesn't use proper diving equipment, so in order to breathe, she must find some air spots in the ruins. The controls resemble those of Tomb Raider, but underwater.

Screenshots

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