Sword of the Sea: Become the Current

In a world of endless dunes, where the very memory of the ocean has faded into myth, a lone Waker rises. You are the heir to a forgotten power, the wielder of the Sword of the Sea—an ancient artifact that can call forth waves of water to reshape the dead landscape. Your quest is to traverse the vast, sun-bleached ruins of a sunken civilization and restore life to the Great Sand Sea.

Glide effortlessly across golden dunes as if surfing on water, using the Sword to part the sands, create tidal waves to scale colossal structures, and reveal the secrets buried for millennia. The world is your canvas, and water is your brush. But you are not alone. The desolate expanse is guarded by the Leviathans of Rust, colossal mechanical beasts that slumber beneath the sand, who see your returning waters not as a blessing, but as a threat to their dominion.

Key Features:

• Flow-State Movement: Experience a unique and exhilarating movement system that combines the fluidity of surfing with the freedom of flight. Carve your own paths through the monumental desert landscape.

• Hydromancy Gameplay: The Sword of the Sea is a tool for creation and combat. Manipulate vast bodies of water to solve environmental puzzles, irrigate dormant ecosystems to bring life back to the world, and confront the Leviathans with the very element they fear.

• A Monumental World: Explore the hauntingly beautiful ruins of a civilization that reached for the sky before being consumed by the sands. Discover forgotten lore, not in text, but in the majestic architecture and the echoes of the past you awaken.

• Epic Leviathan Encounters: Engage in breathtaking, non-violent boss battles against the Leviathans. You cannot destroy these titans; you must outmaneuver them, using your control over water to calm their rage or put them to a final rest.

• A Symphony of Sand and Sea: Lose yourself in a captivating, emotional score that swells as you restore life to the world, transforming silent deserts into lush, vibrant oases.

The ocean is only a memory. You are its echo.