Eipix proudly presents the next installment of the beloved Sea of Lies series! Welcome aboard, Doctor! With an increase in pirate attacks, you've been asked to join the crew as the ship's surgeon. What should be a normal voyage quickly turns into a quest filled with giant sea monsters and espionage. It's up to you to discover who's really behind the attacks. Do you have what it takes to help your comrades before it's too late? Find hidden objects and solve puzzles to help along the way.
- Continue your death-defying adventures in the pirates' lair in the bonus chapter!
- Consult the Strategy Guide for helpful advice.
- Search gorgeous locations for collectibles and souvenirs.
- Replay mini-games, view concept art, wallpapers, and more!
- Play Sea of Lies: Tide of Treachery Collector's Edition
Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
- CPU: 2.0 GHz
- RAM: 1024 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 814 MB
Big Fish Games App System Requirements:
- Browser: Internet Explorer 7 or later
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Sea of Lies: Beneath the Surface Collector's Edition
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Sea of Lies: Beneath the Surface Collector's Edition is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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chrissy39 from
A GREAT PIRATE ADVENTURE!!!
Loved everything about the game, such as storyline, awesome graphics, the ocean and submarine! Unlimited adventures!
Date published: 2016-02-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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jocasta1 from
Puzzles!
if you like puzzles in your HO games, you'll love this one! It's the latest in the Sea of Lies series, and has a good story, great graphics and interesting puzzles even inside the HO scenes. The music is fun and pirate-y as well. There are sliding scenes, which some players don't like, but I'm fine with them. If you liked the earlier installments in the series, I think you'll be quite happy with this one!
Date published: 2016-02-06
Rated 5 out of
5
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andrewhow53 from
Sea of Lies: Beneath the Surface Collector's Edition
Another great game in the series
Date published: 2016-02-07
Rated 5 out of
5
by
sunnyglow from
A SMASHING SUCCESS: LET’S PLAY “SIREN SAYS” - ALL HANDS AND ARMS (THE TENACLED KIND) ON DECK
BASED ON THE FIRST 3 CHAPTERS OF 6 CHAPTERS PLUS A BONUS CHAPTER.
OVERVIEW: Ahoy mateys! Batten down the hatches and get ready to stem the tide of a Siren’s song of revenge. I LOVE this seafaring voyage into vengeance. The graphics are beautiful, colorful, and capture the nautical theme. This game is “dressed to the nines” with a treasure trove of excellent puzzles and HOP scenes. The game is puzzle-intense and HOP lite. The puzzles are varied and there is a variety of difficult and easy puzzles. The inventory itself is puzzle-like. You may want to keep the music on in this game. The music consists of seafaring ditties to get you into the pirate mood.
You better be keeping a “weather eye open.” There is a tempest brewing in dealing with the Siren and her band of pirates. Can you weather the storm of this vixen? The many “hands” and “arms” of a sea monster make light work of incoming ships. Wishing myself to set sail to a small sun swept Caribbean island, I purchased this game straightaway to play on a bleak, wintry day!
STORY: As a shipwrecked surgeon trapped on the island of Puerto Valiz, you must find a way to stop a vengeful vixen from isolating the island from the outside world. This Siren, hiding behind a mask, has enlisted the services of a giant behemoth to destroy ships as they enter the island. She is also enlisting the aid of a band of pirates as well. How is she able to control this sea monster and have it do her bidding?
AFTER THE DEMO: Zip lining through the jungle, the Caribbean vacation continues as you figure out how to stop the Siren and her madness. You even get serenaded (LOL) with a song. In Chapter 3 there is only one HOP scene which is a FROG. The puzzles include a devious little physics problem along with a rotating rings puzzle and a moving tiles puzzle. I thought the game continued on in the same excellence as the demo.
MINI-GAMES: This game shows a vast improvement in the quality of the puzzles. The puzzles vary in difficulty and variety. The inventory itself has mini-puzzles which you must solve. The puzzles in the demo include sliding tiles puzzles, matching puzzles, manual dexterity puzzles, maze puzzle and mathematical puzzles. In Chapter 3 there is a physics puzzle, rotating rings puzzle, and a moving tiles puzzle.
• Favorite puzzle: Nautical flag puzzle. This tricky little brain teaser involves figuring out the correct message to give an incoming ship, after which, you must manipulate levers and rotate flags into correct position. And, of course, moving one flag affects the others.
• Second favorite puzzle: Fiendish maze puzzle. Lead a ship through a maze by removing obstacles in its way. What makes this difficult is that you must move these obstacles using wheels within the maze.
• Third favorite puzzle. In Chapter 3 there is a fiendish physics puzzle in which you must direct light to three skulls matching the color of the light to the color of the skull.
HOP SCENES: You have the ability to play a theme-based Match-3 game instead.
Most of the HOP scenes are multiple step ones. They are beautifully created and varied including lists of items to locate, silhouette, and cryptic clues. After the demo in Chapter 3, the HOP scene was a FROG.
EXTRAS: As a true seafaring salt, you get your map as you play the game and prove you have your sea legs. The extras include 12 Achievements. The only collectibles are 45 signs and 28 souvenirs. You can replay 15 HOP scenes and 17 Mini-games. There are the usual wallpaper, artwork, music, plus 9 videos. The strategy guide consists of 44 pages
LEVELS: Easy, Medium, Hard, Custom You can choose penalties for random clicking on HOP scenes
Hints 10 to 120 seconds Skips 10 to 400 seconds
HERE ARE THE DETAILS (SPOILERS) FOR THOSE WANT MORE INFORMATION ON THE HOP SCENES AND MINI-PUZZLES UP TO AND INCLUDING CHAPTER 3
HOP SCENES: You have the option to play a Match 3 game instead.
A. Multiple step. (1) Locate 5 each of pistols and seashell opening up (2) a list of items to locate
B. Mini-HOP scenes with silhouette items to locate
C. Multiple-step. So awesome. Based on a ship. (1) Lists of items to locate. (2) Cryptic clues (3) Matching. Match up the correct 6 signal flags on a display map. EXCELLENT
D. Multiple-step. (1) List of items to locate. (2) Locate a number of a certain item
AFTER THE DEMO:
E. FROG scene. Create a useful item, “me mateys!”
PUZZLES:
A. I spy a little fly. Sliding tiles puzzle. Rotate four rings on a spyglass to create a picture. EASY
B. Out of my way. Manual dexterity puzzle. Navigate a ship by circumventing a sea monster. EASY
C. Pull up roots! Matching puzzle. By pulling up plants by their roots, match up those roots according to a plant guide. EASY
D. Balance it out. Mathematical puzzle. Place weights on a balance to the correct weight in grams. EASY
E. Your ship is a wreck. Matching puzzle. Identify ship wrecks by placing ship tokens on a map according to hints detailed in the Captain’s log.
F. I am a-maze-d. Maze puzzle. Create a path for a ship’s wheel to maneuver through a maze by removing objects in its path. MODERATELY DIFFICULT
G. Run it up the flagpole. Ship flag puzzle. Moving tiles/matching puzzle. Using levers, move flags to match up with a diagram. Moving one affects the others. MODERATELY DIFFICULT
AFTER THE DEMO:
H. The return of the Maya. Sliding rings puzzle. Slide outside rings into position to connect beams of light form the center to the outside of the calendar. EASY
I. Picture me a native. Moving tiles puzzle. Place tiles into correct position to create a picture. EASY
J. You light up my life-less skull. Physics problem. Move buttons to redirect 3 colors of light to reach 3 skulls so that each skull receives the correct color of light. MODERATELY DIFFICULT
Date published: 2016-02-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
gobaba from
Good Puzzles and Atmosphere
Based on Main & Bonus Games
I've come to notice not all of Eipix' games are going to have morphs and accept it, nor are they all going to be Final Cut quality. This little semi-precious gem has a pirate theme, which suits me, with a dash of Mayan culture.
The story is straightforward and easy to follow. The HOs are varied, but nothing you haven't seen before. It's top-heavy in puzzles, which increase in originality and difficulty as the game progresses. I do think they are worth replaying.
The scenery is highly varied, with a lot of internal and external sets allowing a wide range of color and design. The sounds and atmosphere are well-done. Adventure challenge is medium, with only a few spots where the next step isn't clear. There's a bit of potion-mixing, and I'm lukewarm on that.
Collectibles include ship's wheels ("signs"), which can be glaringly obvious or subtle. Achievements are included, including watching the credits for Eipix' silly remarks. No morphs, alas.
The main game is close to 4 hours in hard mode, the bonus game is just over an hour. The latter carries the story further in an interesting way, and has very good puzzles. CE bling includes replayable HOs and puzzles, the souvenir room (a collectible hunt), a silly dev video (find it under the cut-scene videos), achievements, and your collected shipwheels. You can go back and find missed collectibles.
Is it worth a CE? Well, I personally like Eipix' CE bling, but also I think it has good puzzles to replay, and the bling extends my playtime. If you're still skeptical, try a CE sale.
Date published: 2016-02-08
Rated 4 out of
5
by
pennmom36 from
Release The Kraken!
Aboard the escort vessel with Captain Woodhouse at the helm, a strange fog begins to roll in. This is no ordinary fog, and those are no ordinary pirates! The pirates have a new weapon, and they call her "The Siren", this pied piper of the seas has just called for backup, a giant tentacled Kraken, that rips through the hull of your ship and sends her to the bottom of the sea. You crawl to the shores of Puerto Valiz, but the pirates are relentless, as they attempt to cut off all sources of communication. Surely you can outwit a band of pirates, Dr. Norton, your life depends on it!
This is another great addition to The Sea of Lies, although none of them seem to hold a candle to the original episode. The graphics have improved, but I just found myself a little bored with the motions at times, there's just no real wow factor to make me want to purchase this game, it's a take it or leave it kind of game. There are plus signs on some of the inventory items requiring an extra step before using, some of which are in the form of a small simple puzzle to solve. There are 12 Achievements to earn as well as a Hidden Sign (ship's wheel) in each of the 45 locations throughout the game.
The Hidden Object Scenes are not bad, but again, there's no wow factor. There are small zoom zone HOP's and there is an optional Match 3 game to play. Most of the HOP's are interactive list finds, but there are silhouetted shape finds, descriptions of items to find and even scenes that require you find 5 of the same objects on each side which gives you a tool to unlock the list of items.
The Mini Games are sea worthy, but rather simple to solve, which isn't necessarily bad, just not very challenging. Below are brief descriptions of the games you'll encounter in the demo:
1) Complete the picture to use the spyglass by selecting directional arrows.
2) Use arrows to rotate the ship's wheel and avoid the monster's tentacles.
3) Collect the correct roots by pulling flowers until you find a match.
4) Use the ship's log to select and place ships correctly on a map.
5) Lead the wheel on the left to the ship on the right through obstacles.
6) Use levers to move flags to match the diagram, selecting one affects others.
This Collector's Edition has 12 Achievements, 45 Hidden Collectible Signs, 9 Videos, 8 Concept Art pictures, 8 Wallpapers, 9 Music Soundtracks, 15 replayable HOP's, 17 replayable Mini Games, a Souvenir Room, a built in Strategy Guide and a Bonus Chapter, enjoy!
Date published: 2016-02-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
grapeleaves from
It's Alright.!!!
Not to happy with the graphics. I have seen better not sure if it's a buy for me. Just will have to think about it. Other than that good.
Date published: 2016-02-06
Rated 4 out of
5
by
OzGuy from
Another Great Game In This Series ....
Great Graphics, Sound, Animations, Effects, Story, Voice & Video Bits & Game Duration ...
Yet Another Great Addition To This Series ...
Nice To See A Game With A Bit Of Duration, And The Bonus Game Was A Nice Addition To Conclude The Story ...
One Of A Few Games Worth The Full Asking Price And Sensational Value On A Special Deal ...
Date published: 2016-02-07
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Torpedo1 from
Next time I will take a Submarine
This game was okay but not great. I like collecting the captain wheels. The HO's were ok. Story line was just okay. Would probably buy it on sale. The game had plenty to do with lots of back and forth so thank goodness for a jump map.
Date published: 2016-02-09
Rated 3 out of
5
by
lbtgam222 from
Could've been better
It was an OK game, I will probably play again. Towards the end some of the games had no instructions and were difficult to maneuver. I had to use the hint button a lot which I don't like to do.
Judge for yourself as usual!
Happy Gaming!
Date published: 2016-02-08