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Septentrion Series

Septentrion: Out of the Blue

Main Game
Platform Puzzle Survival

Septentrion: Out of the Blue is a Platform / Puzzle game released on March 11, 1999 for PlayStation 3, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable. Septentrion: Out of the Blue is a sequel to SOS released exclusively in Japan. Unlike the original game, the sequel takes place in a modern setting and doesn't have a time limit to finish the game, re…

March 11, 1999
Released 10083 days ago
PlayStation 3 PlayStation PlayStation Portable

About

Septentrion: Out of the Blue is a sequel to SOS released exclusively in Japan. Unlike the original game, the sequel takes place in a modern setting and doesn't have a time limit to finish the game, removing the sense of urgency.

Storyline

The year is 1999, a sudden collision causes the luxury liner King Windsor to start sinking and players alternate between the ship's navigator Gerhard Brown and the chief engineer Carter to rescue each other and the passengers. The game tries to portray a naval accident realistically by having the ship tilt and making players follow safety precautions to avoid slipping and sliding to their deaths. Players navigate through the whole liner with the map hinting where to find the passengers while trying to uncover the truth about the accident. The survivors follow players around and the game keeps track of all the people players saved, altering the ending depending on the amount of survivors.

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Release Dates by Platform

PlayStation Worldwide
Mar 11, 1999
PlayStation 3 Worldwide
May 31, 2007
PlayStation Portable Worldwide
May 31, 2007
PlayStation 3 Worldwide
Jul 13, 2007
PlayStation Portable Worldwide
Jul 13, 2007

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Game Info

Developer
Human Entertainment
Publisher
Hamster Corporation, Human Entertainment
Game Modes
Single player
Perspective
Third person
Themes
Survival

Languages

Audio / Voice
Japanese
Text / Subtitles
Japanese, Japanese

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