Maritime Calling

A great game for those who enjoy exploration and crew management as much as combat. Its running fairly smoothly and looks quite good. I do recommend!

This game is just boring. It is not an open world, and you can't do much. You got a relatively small archipelago map where you have 2 options: fighting ships and landing. Landing is a text-based adventure; shipfighting is very simple. The main problem is the wind. It is 1 direction and doesn't change much, so if you want to go from A to B, pray you have good wind. After you explore a lot and complete the story portion, you can sail to another archipelago and start over. It is just not fun.

oyunda sayısız bug olmasa ve akıcı olarak oynanabilse güzel bir oyun. Diyaloglara veya başka bir etkileşime girdiğinizde orada kalıyorsunuz. Devam etme şansınız yok oyundan çıkıp en son save noktanıza dönmelisiniz. Bu sorunlar düzelirse belki oynanabilir

I like the concept of the game and focus on in-ship mechanics, but there are still not too much content in it. It is quite interesting to manage crew and sailing is quite realistic. However, the world doesn't have enough things in it. Sometimes, it is simply too long to sail from one island to another. However, I liked the updates that the devs had announced and waiting new patch with world improvements. So, if you ask me, you should buy the game if you like sailing games, and you don't have problems with early access games.

A completely broken, abandoned game. Nothing works as intended. I somehow made it to the storyline mission where you need to destroy a fort, only to find the fort has no collision—my shells pass right through it, making further progress impossible. The last update was in 2022, so this game is dead and unplayable.

I highly recommend this game if you have an interest in the Age of Sail. It is a casual play sailing ship crew management game. The graphics for the land are low tech but the ship models are done well, circa 1600 galleon types. Basically you play Drake during the time of the Spanish Caribbean though the nations are fictionalized. The map is randomly generated and you have three starting classes: naval officer, pirate, and merchant so replay value is good. The adventures on land are text driven with die roll out comes like in a rpg game. There are no battle mechanic or fighting graphics; its a crew management game: who you put in the ships boats to go ashore effects the out come. You, as captain, and the crew gain skills and perks as you level up. The battles are simple you fire your cannons when you get the enemy ship in your broadside arc. There is ball, chain and grape. The wind affects your speed depending on the angle but there is no tacking as you can sail into the wind. The are 2 sail modes and you use these modes to control your speed. Again, would recommend on sale (i paid 6 us dollars. Fair enough but i would not pay much more) to Age of Sails fans. The ship models are done well. You can name you ships, and the names appear on your ships stern post while sailing around and battling. What more could you want? I have noticed most of the negative reviews for this game are because of bugs and crashes. I have played the game for over 7 hours - tutorial and about 4 hours in campaign - and have found no bugs and have had no crashes.

I liked sailing the ship. Never made it to land though, but got into a never ending sea battle. https://youtu.be/7vxbgvu78SM