Publisher BiliBili and developer GY Games have announced Sailing Era, a realistic sailing simulation set to emark on the Switch eShop this Summer. The game is available on Steam right now and sees you commanding a sailing fleet either for fun or for a legitimate business. You can battle with pirates, encounter potential romantic partners in the local tavern, and explore the land for valuable treasure.
Here's some more info from the game's Steam page:
Sailing Simulation, Face the Turbulent Waves!
A real-world scale map, and highly detailed recreation of the ocean, land, monsoon currents, and weather changes form a huge maritime world. Face sudden changes in weather, unpredictable winds, sunken treasure, pirate attacks, and luring danger. And experience a novel and thrilling voyage through the ocean.
Port Adventures, Global Free Trade!
Almost 200 unique ports full of exotic local culture to experience. You can resupply, trade, accept commissions, recruit sailors, invest, and engage in many other activities in the ports. You can even form a land expedition team to explore inland!
Prices fluctuate with the situation at the ports, ultimately translating to higher profits. Promote port development through trade and commissions to increase the variety of goods, items, and premium ships available.Meet Adventurers, Form the Strongest Fleet!
You will assume the lives of four captains with unique backgrounds. Over 30 outstanding individuals like British scholars, legendary pirates, Jewish merchants, and Japanese ronins are waiting to be recruited. Use them wisely to bring out the best in them.
Even heroes need trustworthy companions! Help them grow, unlock new traits, and improve basic skills for a greater variety of available strategies to handle all challenges with ease.
Customize Your Ship, Experience Thrilling Naval Battles!
More than ten renowned ships from history have been faithfully recreated. Collect famous ships such as the Caravel and Galleon or customize a unique ship of your own.
In a naval battle, use the wind to create distance and switch the position of your cannons, then launch a rain of fire upon your enemies; or do the opposite and enjoy the thrill of sword fighting.Explore Freely, Amass Treasure!
Historical ruins, sunken ships, pirate treasure... The high seas are full of secrets. Explore the unknown, unearth mysterious treasures, uncover ancient civilizations, and freely explore every corner of the world!
We'll have more info on a firm release date in due course, but for now, head on down to the comments and let us know if you'll be picking this one up!
[source store.steampowered.com, via gematsu.com]
Comments 12
It look very interesting. I wonder if the gameplay loop is going to be addictive enough. I'll keep this on my radar.
Looks interesting, anyone played this on Steam?
LOL, it doesn't look "realistic", but certainly fun. Will have this on my watchlist.
The song was pretty good.
Were there that many Portuguese men called 'Andrew' in the 15th century?
Looks stunning.
Honestly this looks like a glorified visual novel or mobile game... I'll wait for Ys 10 for my sailing needs
Wow, the art is great
@echoplex All the Andrews I’ve ever met have been from Portugal, I think they got this one right.
Pirates/King of Seas but even more animesque? Count me the heck in.
not really my genre but i might go for it, seem to have a lot there
The screenshots remind me of those be-the-sultan-and-own-a-harem mobile games, but I do love me a good seafaring game, so maybe if it reviews well.
@Quarth I agree. I was hoping for a open world sailing game with RPG elements which this probably has but it has a phone game look to it. I will keep my eye on it maybe hit it when its on sale. I liked Windbound for about 15 hours but so repetative. Its basically do the exact same thing at each island but the sailing part and boat upgrades were loads of fun.
this looks cool, has some skies of arcadia vibes, or in this case, seas of arcadia.
I don't know about the scurvy mechanic though.
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