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Open Ocean

Open Ocean

Ally Productions LLCCasualIndie
$1.99

Cheapest first · authorized sellers only

Open Ocean is currently cheapest at Steam for $1.99.

RECORDED LOW
$1.29
VS RECORDED LOW
54% above
STORES SELLING
1
HISTORY

Price History

$1.99$1.64$1.2925 Aug17 Sept9 Oct
ALL-TIME LOW
$1.29
Steam · 2 Oct
30-DAY LOW
$1.29
The chart shows the cheapest authorized store at any point in time.Last scan: 9 h ago
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Regional prices

United States
$1.99
Europe
€1.39
Türkiye
₺44.41
Poland
zł 4.15

Each region's own storefront price for the current best deal — we never convert currencies.

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ABOUT

About the Game

Open Ocean

Discover what it's like to live the life of a shark in today's open ocean. A small game with a powerful message.

Key Features:

• Be a shark!

• Swim around!

• Eat things!

• Grow into an adult shark!

• Explore an endless open ocean!

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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked

›Where is Open Ocean cheapest right now?

Open Ocean is currently cheapest at Steam: $1.99.

›What are the system requirements for Open Ocean?

You can find Open Ocean's minimum and recommended PC requirements listed above on this page.

›Does Open Ocean support English?

Yes — Open Ocean offers an English interface and full English audio.

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