Weird Sea Treasure Hunt

Controls:
WASD/Arrow keys - Move the ship
M - Map
Esc - Menu/Audio settings

The late Captain Green-Beard was famous for his world-breaking adventures.
One of the most risky ones was when he torn up the map of the Weird Sea, breaking all of the continuum. Stuck in a weird sea, Green-beard needs to navigate his ship among random rocks, and sea, to find the map pieces, taht can lead to the key to freedom!

Are you good as Green-beard? Will you find the exit?

Voting results

Overall

17th

67%

4.875

Graphics

15th

58%

5.000

Audio

7th

25%

5.875

Gameplay

18th

71%

4.375

Originality

16th

63%

5.500

Single Theme

13th

50%

7.375

Triple Theme

11th

42%

5.250

This game entered in the Solo competition (24 entries).

Comments (4)

AaronBacon • 3 years ago •

Really Cool Waves Effect and fun mechanics, but the boat is a little bit too frictionless, which makes turning around after you got going quite a slow task. Cool Mechanics and premist though!

Somnium • 3 years ago •

Nice game!

The graphic was clear, with a nice consistent feel across both the main game and the menus (with the key being perhaps a bit out of place). I loved the wave effects, and the extra polish with menus and intro.

It was an interesting progression from right at the beginning (getting your bearings), and then revealing more of the map to be able to navigate more deliberately.

The ship was a bit hard to control, with a high top-speed but a low acceleration, which combined with the radius of the directional music, made it easy to overshoot the target, even when reacting immediately to the music. The mechanic with using directional music to guide the player worked well otherwise.

Both the sound and music felt quite nautical, and combined with the graphics, gave the game a consistent nautical feel.

TheGrumpyGameDev • 3 years ago •

I enjoyed sailing the "aquafresh" sea.
Good job.

benjamin • 3 years ago •

Cool ambient sounds. I gave up after 14 minutes and discovered half the map.
The fact the activated map are still making music, make the research difficult.
Also after a long time I could not hear the radio song or see any islands.