In Sapphire Safari you can choose between a male and female wildlife photographer, each with different personalities! The character you do not choose becomes your rival, helping you uncover the island's history, and of course... several hot and curious species! Get to know a little about each character available in our DEMO below.
Oscar is our male main character, he is an award-winning wildlife photographer looking for another accolade. This will be one more adventure for the record books.
Jamie is our female main character, she is young, eager, and ready to prove herself in this adventure. This is a chance of a lifetime she couldn't miss!
Professor Frida is an advisor and handler for the Second Team visiting the Sapphire Islands, she will be running the ship and helping plot the course for the duo of Oscar and Jamie.
Family: Leporids Species name: Oryctolagus Cunticulus Size: Small Temperament: Docile One of the most numerous species found in the plains. Bunets live in large communal burrows. These burrows can be found all over the plains and are interconnected by a series of underground tunnels. As with every species found here, Bunets have an incredibly high libido. They have proven to be one of the easiest species to handle. As for the creatures themselves, they are much like their more ordinary rabbit like counterparts found in the outside world. They are timid, quick to flee and ever alert for predators. However, our presence on the island has elicited much curiosity from these Bunets. Though they avoid predatory species, they seem to be more than willing to approach humans and handle human-made objects. They are primarily active during the day and return to their burrows at dusk.
Family: Bovidae Scientific name: Ovaries Orientalis Size: Medium Temperament: Docile Gentle, wooly, and an avid grazer, Hoereno tend to group together in flocks. Throughout the day, they will choose spots with plenty of sunlight and green grass to chew on. They are much like domestic sheep in many ways. While they will avoid predators at all costs, they are one of the most tolerant species of humans. They also appear to be fond of a style of dance that can only be likened to classical ballroom dancing, we are unsure how they came to create such elaborate celebrations without human contact, its to be assumed dance is an inherent behavior of the Hoereno.
Family: Microchiroptera Scientific name: Pteropoondidae Size: Small Temperament: Docile One of the few winged species found on the island, Lecho have a wide range of territory they travel across. Their diet primarily consists of small insects and fruit. During the day, they will remain inside caves and other dark places. They first emerge from their hiding places during dusk and forage for food right up until dawn. Strangely enough, these bats are not capable of sustained flight, but prefer using their wings to glide from location to location. As a primarily nocturnal species, they have poor eyesight and rely on echolocation to find their way around.
Family: Canidae Species name: Vulvapes Vulvapes Size: Medium Temperament: Predatory The most common predator of the plains. The Furloin Fox is not only quiet, it is incredibly cunning. Out of the many species we've encountered so far, this one is undoubtedly one of the smartest. It seems to treat predation like it is a game, often letting its prey think it's escaped before pouncing on it. It seems to particularly enjoy hunting the same individuals multiple times, slowly improving its hunting technique with each chase. Like most species within the plains, the Furloin is typically active during the day. The Furloin seems to be delighted to have new, intelligent prey wandering around the island. This could be due to humans employing strategies and technology to evade capture, thus making hunting more thrilling. Join our Official Discord Server: https://discord.gg/mzNPSRMrbv