Maritime Calling - Drifting out to the endless sea (simulation)
6My personal opinion:
I liked the excellent Simulation aspect of the game, i also always liked games with naval battles, sea exploration and pirates. Maritime Calling have the potential to evolve into a great title according to what i saw in this demo, when it fixes the collision detection problems that i encounter.
In-depth ship control - Directly control your ship, including steering, sails, rigging and make sure you avoid shoals or capsize the ship.
Diverse world - Explore the procedurally generated world full on diverse features: many types of islands, reefs, shoals and stormy regions.
Life on board of a ship - Set your crew shifts, plan provisions, repair hull damages and manage moods of the crew.
RPG flavour - Manage the diverse characters of your crew, each with its own traits and attributes and solve petty conflicts between them.
Across the frontier - Explore the frontier waters of far edges of the world. Chart the lands, lead expeditions inland and prove yourself by finding luxury resources and claiming the land for your country.
Inland expeditions - Solve mysteries, gather resources and interact with suspicious native in a classic text quest narrative adventure.
Customize and upgrade your ship [WIP] - Choose the areas on which to specialize and develop your ship to withstand the harshest times.
Play at your own speed - Pause the game at any moment and take your time to evaluate your strategy and crew commands.
Defeat the filthy pirates - Fire the cannons, manage crew battle plans and lead the charge of your boarding crew.
No second chances! - When you die, there's no coming back. The constant threat of defeat adds importance and tension to every action.