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❤ Gameplay Overview

Players navigate treacherous maritime environments, managing a ship and crew through a brutally challenging survival simulation. The experience draws inspiration from Oregon Trail, but transforms the genre with nautical twists.

❤ Core Gameplay Mechanics

Players select a ship, profession, and name their unique crew. Track critical resources like food, harpoons, and medical supplies. Explore 15 global locations, making life-or-death decisions. Choose between historical and fantasy gameplay modes. Embrace a ruthless permadeath system where each mistake can end your journey.

❤ Survival Challenges

Crews face death through 4 different diseases that can quickly decimate your team, naval battles against relentless pirates, sudden storms that strike without warning, starvation mechanics that punish poor resource management, aggressive sea creatures like sharks and narwhals, potential crew mutinies, and treacherous reef systems.

❤ Unique Gameplay Elements

Features precision-based harpoon fishing that determines survival, complex trading economy between ports, Liar's Dice gambling mini-game, 17 distinct professions with unique starting abilities, 23 customizable ships, and intricate reputation systems with different factions.

❤ Player Progression

Players unlock additional ships and characters through strategic gameplay, gain experience by surviving increasingly challenging voyages, discover hidden storylines and easter eggs, and choose between pirate and privateer narrative paths.

❤ What Players Love

Players appreciate ruthlessly unpredictable challenges, dark and sardonic narrative events, endless replayability through randomized encounters, nostalgic 8-bit aesthetic with atmospheric sea shanties, and strategic depth hidden behind seemingly simple mechanics.

❤ Recommended For

Ideal for gamers who relish unforgiving roguelike experiences, deep resource management, nautical historical themes, gameplay that celebrates failure as much as success, and retro-styled interactive storytelling.