Photo mode is live on PS4, Xbox One, and PC where gamers are flexing their photography skills with beautiful shots within E-Line’s digital ocean.
Though 2020 continues to be a tough year, the team at E-Line Media has seen the joy levels rise rapidly as Beyond Blue fans utilize the game’s new Photo Mode to flex their photography chops in a series of contests started in October. They’re continuing through the Holiday season, giving gamers a chance to send in a wave of new photos and win cool prizes.
- December/January Theme: Snow
- To Enter: Share your Photo Mode screenshot on Twitter or Instagram using hashtag #BeyondBluePhotoMode and follow @BeyondBlueGame. Be sure to stick to the theme!
- Criteria: Entries will be judged based on adherence to theme, creativity, originality, and usage of the Photo Mode tools
- Entry Period: Entries open Dec 3rd @ 10am PT and close February 3rd @ 10am PT (Winner will be announced February 10th)
Beyond Blue features a gameplay experience set with deep-sea environments that offer a near-future look into our oceans and the technology used to explore and investigate them. E-Line Media’s upcoming deep-sea adventure, features a near-future look into our oceans and the technology used to explore and investigate them.
E-Line’s underwater adventure has been heralded for its visuals and photo mode is a wonderful opportunity to not only soak in the incredible detail throughout the various dives, but flex your creative skills with some pictures you show off on your gaming profiles, on social, or wherever you wish! Players who want to get some inspiration can take a look at previous contest winners in the images attached below (congratulations to lunot_creation and spiffsnaps!!).
Beyond Blue features eight unique dives where players will use advanced technology to document the different species they encounter, track changes to the ecosystem, and unravel the mystery of a pod of whales that have experienced a brand new addition to the family. It’s available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Apple Arcade.
