Interact with the murals and any info on the walls or nearby papers. On the other side of the stone door, interact with the murals as you head through the passageway, then head up top. After you've left the house, return to the stone door and flip the final switch and interact with the microphone. Head back to the tents near the stone door and pull the two switches, one in the tent and one up the ladder.
Do this three times to restart the power, then pull the nearby switches. One at a time, rotate the discs until one of the dots is at the bottom of the circle, then head around the front and pull the corresponding lever. Next you'll need to restart the generator, head to the turbine and on the back side are three rotating discs. You want to click on the corresponding button under each mural, using the diamond image to determine which button to push. In your journal, you'll find the four symbols and pictures of the four murals, with one symbol in each mural. Head towards the big stone door and on one of the steps you'll find a white drawing of a diamond, interact with it. Now it's time to go back and clean up everything you missed, which can be done chapter by chapterĮxplore the top of the mountain thoroughly, taking care to interact with the four large pillars with murals on them (one of them has been tipped over). Step 2: Complete the hidden objects, collectibles and chapter specific trophies The goal here should just be to make it through the game, making as little work for yourself as possible on the subsequent playthrough.Ĭompleting this step will earn you the following trophies:
Step 1: Complete the game, exploring each area throroughly for puzzle notes, logs and murals There's a fun mix of trophies here and if you're thorough you won't have much in the way of cleanup after the fact, making for one of the more enjoyable short Platinums I've played in recent memory. On its surface, Call of the Sea is a well crafted exploration game with unique puzzles but there's far more going on than meets the eye and what unfolds over six chapters is a surprisingly engaging story.
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