Out of the Blue repeats its formula and delivers a great puzzle adventure that knows exactly what it's doing and is aimed at a very specific audience.

Beautiful and mysterious, Call of the Elder Gods is a must-play for any fan of puzzle games. It might not be quite as good as its predecessor in terms of story and setting, but it's still absolutely worth your time, as long as you've got your thinking cap on.

With five to seven hours of gameplay, Call of the Elder Gods offers just enough content to keep the story exciting without stretching it unnecessarily. Fans of the first game will undoubtedly enjoy this immensely. The game delivers a cool mystery, features multiple strong twists, and cleverly combines puzzles with a top-notch story. Call of the Elder Gods has thus become a successful sequel that shows this franchise still has plenty of potential. In terms of presentation and polish, it could have gone a step further here and there, but perhaps that is precisely something a potential third installment could focus on entirely.

Thanks to a generous hint system and another excellent story, Call of the Elder Gods, is a puzzle game that everyone can enjoy.

Call of the Elder Gods es un juego que merece ser jugado si disfrutaste de Call of the Sea, aunque no llegue a su altura. Sus puzles son en su mayoría inteligentes y satisfactorios, su universo lovecraftiano tiene personalidad propia, y la narración de Norah aporta una calidez que ancla emocionalmente una historia que a veces amenaza con perderse en su propia complejidad. Out of the Blue demuestra que se preocupa por sus personajes y su mundo, y eso se nota.

Call of the Elder Gods is a decent enough game, but its storytelling and puzzle design leaves a little to be desired