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95% positive · 130 reviews — Steam

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  • Reviews are excellent. (Steam 95%)

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About the game

Blue Sign is set in Rissebra, an invented harbor city, where the player works as an insurance underwriter handling maritime shipping. The job involves examining paperwork submitted by ship owners and identifying dangers concealed in their vessels, shipping routes, and freight, with every call on accepting or turning down a policy left completely to the player. Blue Anemoia is developing the game, Jungle Game Lab is publishing it, and it's planned for a free-to-play release in 2026.

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On Steam it holds 95% positive reviews out of 130, rated Very Positive.

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System requirements
Minimum
OS Windows 10 64-bit
Processor Intel Core i3-6100
Memory 8 GB RAM
Graphics Intel UHD Graphics 620 / NVIDIA GT 1030
DirectX Version 12
Storage 2 GB available space

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About this game — FAQ

Can Blue Sign be played single-player?

Yes, Blue Sign is a single-player game.

What languages does Blue Sign support?

Blue Sign is available in: Korean, English, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal, German and 4 more.

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Are keys from these stores legal?

Buying is legal — keys come from the grey market, so a small deactivation risk exists. So before paying, check the seller's buyer protection.

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Global activates everywhere. Regional keys (Europe, North America, RU-CIS) only work on accounts from that region — use the Region filter to match your account.

What is an activation platform?

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What's the difference between editions?

Standard is the base game; Deluxe usually adds an expansion or bonus content. The edition filter shows exactly that variant, with no mixed prices.

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