Even the Ocean
Release date: Nov 16, 2016
Developers: Melos Han-Tani, Marina Kittaka
Publishers: Analgesic Productions
Genres: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPG
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Steam Trading Cards, Camera Comfort, Adjustable Difficulty, Keyboard Only Option, Playable without Timed Input, Steam Cloud, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, Simplified Chinese, German, Russian, Spanish - Spain

Jump through beautiful vistas, survive hazardous power plants A story-rich 2D platformer where you'll delve into dangerous power plants and massive creatures, while uncovering the truth of your world. Explore towns and cities, and help a world thrown out of balance! Run into Light and Dark Energy-infused hazards to shift your movement physics to conquer each challenge. Use Dark Energy to run faster - and use Light Energy to jump higher - traverse each level in your own way! Talk to humans, living in the face of disaster Aliph, a lowly technician, finds her world turned upside-down after a workplace accident. Now, working directly with the government to fight an unknown menace, Aliph is tasked with traveling the countryside to repair hazardous power plants and restore balance to the world. Unique platforming mechanics Balance your energy bar with Light and Dark energies to overcome diverse obstacles and stabilize the city, through large puzzle-filled platforming levels. Use your 4-directional shield to ward off - or utilize - all sorts of hazards! Meet and talk with new friends, powerful allies, and enigmatic travellers, in a story-heavy experience about what it is to be human in a world troubled by environmental despair. Explore the beautiful and strange geography in the overworld, towns, and environments surrounding Whiteforge City Super customizable difficulties and play styles: choose between Complete, Story-only, or Gameplay-only options to make your experience your own! An 6-8+ hour experience. From the creators of Anodyne and Angeline Era! 

Press reviews: “Even The Ocean is the sort of game I'm pretty primed to like: It's a well-designed, challenging 2D platformer with a unique energy-balancing mechanic.” Waypoint “ven the Ocean is a perfect combination of a platformer and a visual novel.” Pure Nintendo