Sea Legends
Amazing. Was a big fan of this game when it just came out back in the 90s. Despite the absolutely horrible (by modern standards) graphics, the gameplay is great. REALLY needs a companion instructional guide though, on how to play :)
There is a Russian guide on the web (original game is by a Russian studio), which is fine for me, but I coudn’t find an English one. Maybe I will write one.
– Real player with 34.3 hrs in game
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In my view, this is the best naval battle game ever made. If you liked “Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag” and want more ships, trading & more details to the naval battles, then this game is for you.
– Real player with 8.9 hrs in game
Super Sunny Island
Super Sunny Island is a steam videogame featuring knowing blown cover details with shrouded mysteries alone in calculated risks…some pebble confidence areas..in shocking guilt…as a harsh exterior develops crazy tightened level design…i give this game a 10/10 a bundle of clashing potatoes on a grill delivered at the right smoking top time love the burrito master!!!
– Real player with 9.7 hrs in game
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Very fun game. I got way more into it than I expected at first.
– Real player with 4.2 hrs in game
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
Willy Morgan and the curse of Bone town is an interesting take on the Point and Click/Adventure game genre, based around a fantasy pirate-world theme, with generic point and click gameplay.
The story starts at Willy Morgan’s house; it’s been 10 years since Willy’s father, the famous archeologist, Henry Morgan, disappeared.
*– [Real player with 61.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198329404521)*
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### ANY GOOD? Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town REVIEW
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### COMPLETE SPEED PLAYTHROUGH Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
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### Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town REVIEW
Fans of the film The Goonies will probably fondly recall the classic Lucas Arts point and click games of Monkey Island, and it is in that vein which Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town plays out, with red herrings, puzzles and a dose of humour to top it off ensuring Willy Morgan CBT makes a truly resplendent brew!
*– [Real player with 10.8 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198136421655)*
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## Salt 2: Shores of Gold
Salt 2: Shores of Gold is an open world pirate game with a focus on exploration, survival, and crafting. Set sail across an infinite ocean with just you and your ship. Explore islands filled with caves, ruins, pirate camps, towns, and other mysterious places. The world is procedurally generated, so you’ll never run out of islands to explore. Hunt and fish for survival, find resources to craft rare items, decorate your ship, go on quests, level up your skills, and fight legendary pirates. Salt 2 also features RPG aspects such as loot rarities and talents so you can customize your character to fit your playstyle.
#### What Makes Salt Unique?
You might be wondering what makes Salt different than other pirate games. There's a few things. For one, we've put our focus on the single player exploration experience. This means you don't need friends to help you manage your boat or to explore the world. This isn't a game focused on naval combat, but instead on PVE content such as exploring the sea, going on quests, crafting and survival elements, leveling up skill systems and unlocking talent trees, and discovering interesting places and loot. Because of this focus on exploration, we've also made the world procedurally generated so you can explore in any direction for as long as you want.
#### Explore an Infinite World
We wanted to create a pirate game that focused on exploration and adventure first and foremost. You start in the middle of an infinite ocean with just you and your ship, pick a direction, and set sail across a procedurally generated world. Experience pure freedom in where you go and what you do. Discover uncharted islands filled with quests, pirates, and hundreds of points of interest such as ancient ruins, caves, pirate camps, villages, and other mysterious places. Even though the islands are procedural, our points of interests are hand crafted with unique secrets, puzzles, and design.
#### Fish and Hunt to Survive
You’ll need some food to survive. Grab a fishing pole and toss a lure overboard to catch some fish or grab your bow and head into the woods to hunt some wildlife.
#### Craft and Upgrade
As you explore the world you will discover tons of resources that can be used to craft new items, armor, weapons, and upgrades for your ship.
#### Decorate Your Ship
We want your ship to be your home at sea. While exploring the world you will find items to upgrade your ship, decorating it and making it unique to you. And you won’t need other people to help manage your ship. It’s just you, the sea, and the endless horizon.
#### Level Up
Unlock talent trees for different skills such as combat, fishing, crafting, hunting, and get unique perks for your character.
#### Loot Epic Gear
Salt 2 features an RPG style loot system with different rarities of armor and weapons, and interesting stats to tailor to the play style you want. Each piece of gear also has randomized talents. So whether you are crafting a high level item, or hunting down a pirate captain for an epic sword, you'll always be searching for that new rare item with the perfect roll.
#### Fight Legendary Pirates
The islands are full of dangerous enemies. Fight legendary pirates, bosses, and dangerous wildlife in your hunt for adventure.
#### Go on Quests
Dock your ship at a sea port and pick up quests and commissions from guilds, the townsfolk, and merchants.
#### How is Salt 2 Different from the Original?
If you've played Salt 1, you might be wondering what is new in the sequel. For starters, a complete visual overhaul. We are switching to a new rendering pipeline allowing for much better graphical fidelity. This means brand new models, textures, shaders, lighting, animations, UI, and performance improvements. We are also revamping the island generation system for more varied and interesting looking islands. In addition to that, Salt 2 will have hundreds of hand crafted points of interest such as caves to make exploration a much more deep and unique experience.
We are also putting a much bigger focus on crafting, survival, and ship decoration mechanics. In Salt 2 these mechanics will be deeper than the original and feed directly into the gameplay loop. You'll also be able to level up your weapons and unlock talents that fit your playstyle. And of course Salt 2 will include brand new quests, new gear, improved combat mechanics, and a new soundtrack.
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## Salt and Sails
You are steering a "free" pirate ship. You need to use a cannon to knock out anything close, yes, anything, including small fish and bees. I didn't expect that the little bee could threaten this big ship, I was so naive. And I believe the best Gunner of the 17th century couldn't hit bees and fish with cannon. Whether I am too young or the game is too stupid is a serious question. But my 3-year-old nephew told me that he thought the game was boring. So I have the answer in my heart.
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*– [Real player with 0.3 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198964399870)*
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## Horizon's Gate
It's a unique game, I'll give it that. Definitely a big improvement from Alvora and Voidspire. Not really my game, though. I still think Voidspire is the best of the series and Alvora is a close second.
Gameplay is the usual turn-based combat with added ship combat. Ship combat, however, you can't attack and then move, you have to move before you attack or your turns ends. This makes ship combat difficult as enemy ships will easily gang up on a single ship. Sure, make sense and you can do the same to the other ships, but it makes ships very expendable, and that's bad when even the mediocre lower-tier ships cost like 8000 per, which is a lot. You can also board other ships to try and capture/disable them(by killing all of the crew) but you have limited ### of turns do so per boarding, which personally makes no sense to me, even balancing-wise. When you board, your turn ends too, so you'll be at a disadvantage if you fail the boarding. Ship attacks hurt both ship hull and crew health.
*– [Real player with 194.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198037427689)*
Since I wasn’t aware there was a Character Limit to Steam Reviews, I’ve put my full thoughts overall [here.](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YCrypY4IEuL3q_EJdDudUAlCdQR995hq1DJKmlWvVyw/edit?usp=sharing) Sorry if it's awkward as a result.
**Now. I'm going to preface this entire review with four things, since I find them very important to mention.**
Outside of me not exactly conforming to normal review/recommendation formats since I rarely do them. Sorry, really not good at this. Either way!
*– [Real player with 177.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198282247405)*
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