We’re live at #TokyoGameShow this week, showcasing Life Below (known in Japan as World of Ocean!) 🌊 Yesterday’s industry day was buzzing, with players returning and even bringing friends along to try the game themselves. Even the Norwegian embassy stopped by for a demo!

We’re heading into our final day here at Tokyo Game Show. Its been wild, busy, fun and very inspiring. We had people constantly playing since we came, and got many, many new friends and contacts. #videogames #gamesconventions #LifeBelow #strategygames #citybuilder #gamification

Happy Monday! It’s time for our Species of the Week - the Clownfish! Did you know clownfish live in symbiosis with sea anemones, finding shelter while keeping their host clean and safe from nibbling predators? 🐠

It's Fact Friday! Did you know this about corals? Wishlist Life Below today - ow.ly/51yQ50X637W

Fancy a challenge? Hop over to our Discord to take part in our first community challenge! discord.gg/S5We9k27nE

Your Species of the Week is the Striped Damselfish! Spotted hanging out around coral heads up to 33 feet deep, these little damselfish may look cute, but don’t be fooled... they’ve got serious attitude and can really defend themselves! 🐠 #LifeBelow #CoralReefLife

The grouper fish is your Species of the Week! Some grouper can grow up to 2.5 m long and weigh as much as a Fiat 500! 🚗 Played Life Below yet? Check out the demo - ow.ly/oEZR50XanyI #MarineLife #LifeBelow

It's #ThrowbackThursday time! Here’s a peek at some early concept sketches of Pontus... It’s wild to see how far Life Below has come so far! #GameDevelopment #ConceptArt #IndieGameDev

This week's Species of the Week is the Yellow Tang! 🐠 Some fun facts: ✨ Hidden defensive spine 🌙 Change colour at night 👶 Born transparent 🌿 Clean coral reefs 🌕 Only spawn on full moons! #OceanFacts #MarineLife

It’s Climate Action Day! Climate action means protecting our air, water & the places we love. Organised by 350.org - get involved today, from art projects to reviving local nature & habitats. Every effort helps! 💪 What will you do this #ClimateActionDay?

Did you know this about Yellow Tang fish? You'll find them featured in Life Below, check out the demo on Steam today! #MarineBiology #FactFriday #FishFacts

Your Species of the Week are Moray Eels! Much like Xenomorphs, they’ve got extra jaws. 😱 They team up with Grouper fish to hunt, coat themselves in toxic slime, and can grow up to 4m long! #MorayEels #MarineLife #OceanCreatures

Happy Halloween Reef Guardians! Are you doing much tonight to celebrate? A spooky movie? Being jump scared by your favourite horror game? Or knocking on doors for sweets? 🤭🍬

Hey Reef Guardians! Your species of the week is... the Blacktip Reef Shark 🦈 Fast (up to 20 mph), social, and camouflaged to perfection. With sensors that detect the faintest electric pulses, these sleek hunters keep coral reef ecosystems in balance. #LifeBelow #IndieGame

Last time we looked at Pontus. This time lets look at the fledgling Reef Guardian themself, Thalassa! #ThrowbackThursday #IndieGameDev

#FactFriday: Blacktip Reef Sharks are speedy (up to 20 mph), social hunters that keep reef ecosystems in balance! Their black tipped fins give them their name, and special sensors help them detect prey by electric signals! #SharkFacts

Monkfish are basically the ocean’s introverts: sit in the sand, wave a fake snack, and somehow eat meals as big as themselves. Honestly? We're here for it 😆 #SpeciesOfTheWeek #OceanLife

It's Throwback Thursday! So far we've seen how the characters have changed. What about the corals? They've also gone through a few different looks! 👀 What do you think? #ThrowbackThursday #MarineLife #OceanConservation #IndieGameDev

Happy Fact Friday! Did you know Monkfish walk along the seafloor, can release nearly a million eggs, and even hunt birds and otters? Oh, and they earned the nickname 'poor man’s lobster' because they taste a bit like it... 👀

Blue Tang are super social ocean pals start out yellow, turn blue as they grow, and even change colour to hide from predators. They only spawn on full moons, live up to 30 years, and have tail spines for defence, but don’t eat them, they’re poisonous! 🐟 #FishFacts #GameDev