Join Cissy Jones and Yuri Lowenthal at 18:00 CET!
Reminder: We will be streaming today at 18:00 CET (09:00 PST) here on the Steam page and on the Raw Fury Twitch Channel.
We hope you will all join us!
Call of the Sea News
Reminder: We will be streaming today at 18:00 CET (09:00 PST) here on the Steam page and on the Raw Fury Twitch Channel.
We hope you will all join us!
Ia Ora Tahiti dance group dance the Te Reo O Te R'ai
Hey everyone,
Call of the Sea is a story that takes place in the South Pacific, and although we have many elements of fantasy, we wanted to display it as faithful as possible. Also, we wanted to study their culture to portrait it in the most respectful way. That is why we contacted the Ia Ora Tahiti International School. Their goal is to teach and promote everything related to Polynesian culture, and their director Yunick Vaimatapako has been helping us as a consultant.
We are very lucky that the students of Ia Ora Tahiti, inspired by the song composed by Eduardo de la Iglesia for the game Call of the Sea, decided to perform an Aparima. A slow dance where the story is told by the movements of the hands. We hope you love it as much as we do!
https://www.iaoratahiti.es/
https://www.instagram.com/ia_ora_tahiti_espana/
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Music by: Eduardo de la Iglesia
Choreography by: Yunick Vaimatapako
Recording of the Gameplay Livestream
Hey everyone,
Last week we did our first stream showing off gameplay on PC as well as announcing the release date (Dec. 8, 2020) and I am just popping the recording of the stream here, in case any of you missed it!
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Last week we did our first stream showing off gameplay on PC as well as announcing the release date (Dec. 8, 2020) and I am just popping the recording of the stream here, in case any of you missed it!
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Live Stream with Voice Actors Cissy Jones and Yuri Lowenthal
Please take this post as your invite to a very special stream! Our wonderful Voice Actors, Cissy Jones who is playing Norah and Yuri Lowenthal who is playing Norah's husband Harry will be performing the prequel story live here on the Call of the Sea store page and on the Raw Fury Twitch channel.
This will be happening on November 30 at 18:00 CET/ 09:00 PST
You may know Cissy Jones from her amazing performance as Delilah in Firewatch, as well as her performances in both games and animation such as The Walking Dead, Death Stranding, The Owl House and so much more!
You may know Yuri Lowenthal from his also amazing performance as Spider-Man/Peter Parker in Sony's Spider-Man and Spider-Man: Miles Morales, as well as his performances in both games and animation such as Spider-Man TV Series, Batman Unlimited, Ben-10 and not forgetting him as the Prince in Prince of Persia: Sands of Time.
They have both done so many cool things it is worth looking up their IMDBs.
Anyways, this is going to be really fun and really unique - so we hope you will join us!
Call of the Sea Prequel Story: Part Five
Hey everyone,
This week we delve into Harry’s reply to Norah - he is getting nearer to setting sail, but I will let you read what is going on. And remember, keep an eye out for clues, as you never know what will come in handy.
From Harry: Providence
September 1, 1933
Dear Norah:
It has always seemed to me that there is something disturbing in this city. I find it hard to explain what it is, but despite how weird this place feels sometimes, I also think it would be the perfect place for a crank like me. I could spend hours in the Providence Athenaeum. It’s a shame that this city has this terrible weather.
The journalist arranged a meeting with the president of The Starry Wisdom Society, a certain Caleb Bowen. These people pretend to be an astronomical society, but I recognize the stench of an occultist circle for miles. I don’t know if I ever told you this, but when I was a child, Everhart Manor was full of mediums, psychics, fortune tellers and all sorts of nutjobs. Mother was into all that supernatural crap for years and held a seance almost weekly. Fortunately, Father put an end to that nonsense when he found out. One of the few good things he did for our family.
I wouldn’t have a problem with these people’s mystic-kook talk (other than the waste of time) if it wasn’t for the fact that they season their supernatural baloney with a nice dose of eugenics and race supremacism. Some of the things that Bowen fella said sounded straight out of a Hitler speech. I find them abhorrent.
They offered to finance the expedition, but of course, I declined. I don't see myself leading the looney crusade for a bunch of nazi sympathizers. I have enough already travelling with Madam Mystery the Journalist and Doctor Jekyll (I still have to decide what kind of freak I am).
The only good thing I got from that meeting was that I acquired a very peculiar piece of equipment. It’s a strange optical machine, made by a scientist named Tillinghast, apparently, for some sort of glasses he intended to market. It didn’t go well, apparently. The guy died (poor as a church mouse, I think) and he never managed to sell his doohickey. Although the machine was broken, it was so dirt-cheap that it piqued my interest. When I return to Englewood, maybe we can mess around with it and see if we can make it work. Sounds like a fun evening plan, right?
Anyway, the journalist doesn’t seem to be too worried about getting funding for the expedition. She says we’ll find a way. I have a hunch with the next meeting that I have tomorrow. So if everything goes as planned, San Francisco should be our next stop before setting sail to the Pacific.
We are really close, Norah! So close...
I love you,
Harry
PS: King to king’s bishop 4. Oh, crap
This week we delve into Harry’s reply to Norah - he is getting nearer to setting sail, but I will let you read what is going on. And remember, keep an eye out for clues, as you never know what will come in handy.
From Harry: Providence
September 1, 1933
Dear Norah:
It has always seemed to me that there is something disturbing in this city. I find it hard to explain what it is, but despite how weird this place feels sometimes, I also think it would be the perfect place for a crank like me. I could spend hours in the Providence Athenaeum. It’s a shame that this city has this terrible weather.
The journalist arranged a meeting with the president of The Starry Wisdom Society, a certain Caleb Bowen. These people pretend to be an astronomical society, but I recognize the stench of an occultist circle for miles. I don’t know if I ever told you this, but when I was a child, Everhart Manor was full of mediums, psychics, fortune tellers and all sorts of nutjobs. Mother was into all that supernatural crap for years and held a seance almost weekly. Fortunately, Father put an end to that nonsense when he found out. One of the few good things he did for our family.
I wouldn’t have a problem with these people’s mystic-kook talk (other than the waste of time) if it wasn’t for the fact that they season their supernatural baloney with a nice dose of eugenics and race supremacism. Some of the things that Bowen fella said sounded straight out of a Hitler speech. I find them abhorrent.
They offered to finance the expedition, but of course, I declined. I don't see myself leading the looney crusade for a bunch of nazi sympathizers. I have enough already travelling with Madam Mystery the Journalist and Doctor Jekyll (I still have to decide what kind of freak I am).
The only good thing I got from that meeting was that I acquired a very peculiar piece of equipment. It’s a strange optical machine, made by a scientist named Tillinghast, apparently, for some sort of glasses he intended to market. It didn’t go well, apparently. The guy died (poor as a church mouse, I think) and he never managed to sell his doohickey. Although the machine was broken, it was so dirt-cheap that it piqued my interest. When I return to Englewood, maybe we can mess around with it and see if we can make it work. Sounds like a fun evening plan, right?
Anyway, the journalist doesn’t seem to be too worried about getting funding for the expedition. She says we’ll find a way. I have a hunch with the next meeting that I have tomorrow. So if everything goes as planned, San Francisco should be our next stop before setting sail to the Pacific.
We are really close, Norah! So close...
I love you,
Harry
PS: King to king’s bishop 4. Oh, crap