The plus side is there's a chapter select on the main menu, so you can always go back if you miss any achievements or story beats. Rather than being an open world which gradually unlocks more for you to explore, Call of the Sea is split into six individual chapters, so you're not able to really let go and explore everything you can see, which is a bit of a shame. You explore this island as Norah Everhart, a 1930s American who has come here searching for her missing husband Harry, after taking delivery of a mysterious letter and an artifact leading to the place.
It's played at a slow pace as you explore a diverse and beautiful island 74 miles off the coast of Tahiti in Polynesia. Call of the Sea is a first person adventure puzzle hybrid, in the style of Myst, Obduction, Schizm etc.
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