Everything you need to set sail.

You wake to floating wreckage and a door for a deck. A demon raid took everything you knew, and you are the only one left to answer for it.

The sea is empty, the horizon is open, and there is a Demon Lord waiting on a hidden island far to the north-west. Twelve missions, six ships and roughly thirty hours of play sit between you and him.

A 1000 by 1000 open sea. Procedural islands scatter the water, and three hand-placed hubs hold everything that matters.

• Quest Giver island

  Mid-east of the map. The job board lives here. Sail in, take a contract, sail back when it is done.

• Trader island

  South-west corner. Swap bronze for pearls, browse the shop, refit between fights.

• The Secret Isle

  North-west corner. Walled, towered, mission-gated. The Demon Lord lives here. Get strong before you knock.

Between the hubs: a navigable sea with monster lanes, pirate patrols, weather and a fog of war that hides what is too far to see. Coordinates run A to Z and 1 to 26, top-left matrix.

Six ships to climb. Each one trades a bit of speed for a lot of hull, until the last one trades nothing at all.

Cannons and harpoons fire in any direction around your ship. Pick a target, pick an angle, pick your moment.

Weapons: three harpoon tiers cover early and mid game. Cannons hit harder and you need them for bosses with armor. You can mix and match across your weapon slots.

Crits add damage on top of the base hit. Pick equipment and crew that raise crit chance and crit damage if you like the swingy playstyle. Evasion rolls dodges enemy hits. Pick it if you prefer to take fewer hits in the first place.

Twenty items across three categories. Slots are limited, so every choice changes how your ship plays.

Arsenal

Four weapon options

• Harpoons
• Harpoon-Bow
• Harpoon-Cannon
• Cannon

Harpoons climb three tiers. Cannons are the late-game answer for armored targets.

Equipment

Nine modules, three tiers each

• Old Sails
• New Sails
• Elite Sails
• Wood Reinforcement
• Iron Reinforcement
• Magic Reinforcement
• Slave Figurine
• Horse Figurine
• Virgo Figurine

Sails buy speed. Reinforcements buy hull. Figurines buy luck and small edge bonuses. Mix to taste.

Crew

Seven specialists

• Cook
• Navigator
• Gunner
• Builder
• Watcher
• Captain
• Priest

Each crew slot adds passive bonuses. Stack the right ones for your build: a Gunner-heavy ship hits harder, a Builder-heavy ship soaks more.

Four pirate ships, three sea monsters, two bosses. Each one teaches you something the next one will test.

Pirate ships

Four types, found in patrols

Sea monsters

Three types, three habits

Bosses

Two fights you have to earn

Twelve story missions in a straight line. Three dailies on a real 24-hour cooldown for repeat income.

The story chain

Twelve missions, in order

1. First Steps - find your bearings and your first kill.
2. Pirate's Bane - clear a patrol that has been hanging around.
3. Arm Yourself - put together a real weapon loadout.
4. Captain's Stripes - reach level 3 to earn the rank.
5. Pearl Exchange - learn the Trader, learn pearls.
6. Cleanse Coast - take down ten pirate ships.
7. Plague of Deep - thin out ten piranha shoals.
8. Maelstrom Falls - find Charybdis and finish it.
9. Pearl Trove - bank 100 pearls.
10. High Captain - reach level 6, earn the title.
11. Demon's Bait - five Charybdis kills unlock the Doomstroyer.
12. Secret Isle - sail north-west, end the Demon Lord.

Daily jobs

Three dailies, 24-hour real cooldown

The faces you meet at port, and the deck you start on.

Dockside contact

Quest Giver

Stands on the dock at his island and hands out jobs. Talk to him between fights to pick up the next mission and turn in the last.

Port merchant

Trader

Holds the shop and the bronze-to-pearls exchange. Sells the ships you have not earned yet and the gear you have not bought yet.

Starting vessel

Salvage Raft

The deck every captain learns on. Slow, loud, barely afloat, entirely yours. Trade up when you can.