Furious Seas

I picked this up back in Early access thinking that "Hey the devs seem to be really developing this game and by release would be packed full" That did not happen at all. It's Skull and Bones but less to do and that is saying something cause Skull and Bones is a dumpster fire of an attempt at a pirate game,, but thats for a different review and day. What this game is missing which would have made it for me the best Pirate game of all time -No land battles -No boarding -No taking NPC ships -No fleets -No Pirate Dens -No taking over Ports -No real economy to speak of -Missions and quests seem all the same -Not a real pirate game just a Naval VR game with bare bones Positives of the game -Looks better then all other VR pirate/naval games -Less motion sickness then other (At sea) games -Easy controls (When they work) -Easy to pilot ship -Ocean looks very very good -Ship's look great and feel good. I wish this would have been the Pirate game on VR I have been longing for, a full Pirate experience with replay value that is up there with games like Black Flag or Sea Of Thieves. If someone ever made a SOT VR type game I would gladly pay $70 for the game and I feel many who love the…

literal scam

A fun game

it was a bit fun at first to sail and have pirate combat. However this is a negative review because the music is very lack luster and it has performance issues. Even after re-configuring my resolution and the other typical VR fixes it continued to lag after 10mins of gameplay. Music in a pirate game is very important and it sucks that all you hear is unity "epic game trailer" ♥♥♥♥ that makes my head hurt -- the sea shanties playlist could not help this game

Short lived journey but man is this game super fun! Makes you feel like a pirate! Wish they would just update it or continue adding more features or bring out Furious Seas 2. This was such a gem of a VR title!

Dont bother, enemy AI have heatseekers whilst you get the worst gunnery sight ive seen in a vr game