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OceanPal: Wild Dolphin Press Kit

Official fact sheet, studio description, 4K real gameplay captures, key art, logos, and downloadable video trailers for press and creators.

About OceanPal

Short line: Whistle to a wild dolphin. Watch her, learn her words, explore Shark Bay.

A wild young dolphin visits your research station's camera at Shark Bay. Whistle words to her and slowly learn hers. Watch what she does and note it in your field guide, find treasures on the seabed, and see the reef by day and by night.

She is wild and free. You are a researcher, never an owner. Some days she stays for a long look; some days she has her own plans. Wild means free to say no.

OceanPal speaks 43 languages and plays offline. The game does not translate real dolphin language: it is inspired by research on dolphin whistles.

Key Art (Real 4K Captures)

Key Art 16:9 (2560 × 1440 JPG)
Key Art 16:9 (2560 × 1440 JPG) Download
Key Art 9:16 (2160 × 3840 JPG)
Key Art 9:16 (2160 × 3840 JPG) Download

Logos

Lockup Light (Transparent PNG)
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Lockup Dark (Transparent PNG)
Lockup Dark (Transparent PNG) Download
Wordmark Light (Transparent PNG)
Wordmark Light (Transparent PNG) Download
Wordmark Dark (Transparent PNG)
Wordmark Dark (Transparent PNG) Download

10 Real Gameplay UI Screens (1080 × 2340)

Real OceanPal gameplay screen: observing a wild dolphin behaviour and learning the word Down
Observe & Learn New Words JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: composing a whistle at the research station window
Whistle Composer JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: visualising her whistle contour in cyan
Her Whistle Contour JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: the lexicon of whistle words you have learned from her
Your Shared Lexicon JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: field guide entries with real Shark Bay facts
Shark Bay Field Guide JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: a sextant replica inspired by HMS Herald's 1858 survey of Shark Bay
1858 Sextant Replica JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: a 1600s Spanish-American silver piece of eight replica
Spanish Piece of Eight JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: the Navigator's Cabinet displaying seabed discoveries
Navigator's Cabinet JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: research grants from the Saltlight Foundation
Saltlight Foundation Grants JPG
Real OceanPal gameplay screen: sonar map showing where she went to join her pod
Passive Sonar & Her Pod JPG