Recently, the new work "Sword of the Sea", created by the artistic directors of "The Wind Journey" and "The Roadless Journey", has been officially released, and media reviews have also been officially announced.Currently, there are 13 media outlets on M station, with an average score of 89 points.
Eurogamer 100 points:
In Giant Squid's latest work, action, consciousness and mindfulness combine to bring a game of free expression and fluidity.
PlayStation LifeStyle 100 points:
"Sword of the Sea" is a beautiful experience from beginning to end, and is one of the best games on the PS5 platform.With its profound visuals and agile gameplay, Giant Squid's third creation will leave you impatient to enter the new Game+ mode and explore everything it has to offer.Don't miss this masterpiece in the exploration category.
DualShockers 100 points:
"Sword of the Sea" is everything we can expect, and more.The scenes and sounds it presents are something that most games can only dream of replicating, and it also adds a very satisfying and smooth time travel mechanism, making the game experience at each moment more involved and fun than the games during the same period.It was a wonderful whole process without any drag, every corner was filled with jaw-dropping moments, and its soundtrack was bound to win a series of awards in the near future.My only small complaint is that the story doesn't provide grand information, isn't as shocking as I expected, and relies more on gorgeous scenes and visuals to drive the plot.But few games can shock me, thanks to the God of Luck for allowing me to experience the medium of video games, which is why we think this game is one of the highlights of 2025 so far.
TheGamer 90 points:
"Sword of the Sea" made me cry at some point.I can't spoil this moment because I sincerely hope that everyone who will play this game in the future can experience this moment without warning.It was a short journey that I completed in over three hours, but my goodness, those three hours were really enjoyable.
Push Square 90 points:
"Sea Sword" certainly won't bring the same shock as "The Wind Journey" years ago, but in many ways it does feel like a direct evolution of that legendary experience.It's a very smooth game set in a series of beautiful environments and it's full of fun to explore these places.While some of its more gameplay elements are indeed a bit stiff, these are not enough to distract from the rich adventures it brings.
