Dive into ocean conservation through a free-to-play 2D side-scroller on PC. Players explore simulated spots like Hawaii and the Mesoamerican Reef by walking, snorkeling, or SCUBA diving to spot crabs, whales, fish, dolphins, and more marine life. They tackle quests such as planting mangrove seedlings, halting illegal fishing, slowing boats, cleaning water, farming seaweed, and using a hydrophone to listen for whales.
Earn points by discovering species and snapping photos for a photo album, then spend them on tools from local stores. Collect information cards that grow with repeated sightings, adding text, photos, and videos about each animal. This educational game suits players of all ages seeking hands-on marine quests.
Find the Whales is a free-to-play educational game for all ages about ocean conservation.
Players travel to simulated places on the globe to find whales, fish, and other marine animals. They also do simulated conservation quests to help the animals.
The locations featured are Hawaii and the Mesoamerican Reef. In this 2D side-scroller, players walk, snorkel, and SCUBA dive to find crabs, whales, fish, dolphins and other animals.
Quests include planting mangrove seedlings, stopping illegal fishing, slowing down speeding boats, cleaning polluted water, farming seaweed and listening for whales with a hydrophone.
Players collect points for finding species. They can also take photos to store in the simulated photo album. Points are used to purchase quest-related tools in the simulated stores at each location.
Players also collect information cards. The more times they find the same species, the more information is added to these cards - text, photos and videos about these species.
