SailSim
A downloadable game for Windows and Linux
Catch the wind in your sails with this physics-based sailing simulation. Trim every rope to maneuver the boat in the direction you desire.
This is a hobby project that we have been working on for a couple of years, with the primary goal of experimenting with more realistic sailing mechanics.
The controls of the boat turned out to be very challenging to learn, but I hope that some will find it a fun experience.
Once you learn to sail freely, you can gather resources floating in the water to buy a bigger ship with more sails and slots for cannons. Then, you can find some pirates to fight with :D
Hints:
- Mind the red flag(s) on the boat indicating wind direction.
- Listing your boat will fill it with water, which will make it sink.
- Letting the red hunger bar go to zero will cause you to die.
- Food can be found in barrels on the first island.
- Wood/Fabric can be found in floating cargo.
- Steel can be looted from chests on some islands.
- To interact with anything on the island, you need to moor your boat to it.
Controls:
- F1 - help
- RMB pan camera
- SCROLL zoom
- CTRL - show interactive objects
- LMB - select control point
- W/S - interact with selected control point (eg. heave/ease rope)
- A/D - move the rudder
- Q/E - prev/next control point
- Z - special action
- 1...9 - hold to asign control point shortcut, press to use shortcut
- SPACE - shoot cannons
- F9 - cheat console
- F10 - cheat camera
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows, Linux |
Author | Staszek1903 |
Genre | Simulation |
Tags | 3D, Godot, Low-poly, Management, Singleplayer |
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I've always wanted a pirate simulator with realistic sailing! The game looks stylish and smooth, and the boat really feels like a boat. Conversely, the controls are not very intuitive right now, and the tutorial doesn't help much. I spent several minutes bobbing around in irons like a six-year-old in an Opti, unable to figure out how to trim the main sheet and catch a breeze. In nay case, I look forward to seeing how this develops. It's got great potential.