Ocean Punk

Almost unplayable

Argh! This game is so frustrating to play, but is so close to being good. The UI is just... bad. A lot of the game isn't translated to English yet, and what is translated isn't translated well. Lots of things are missing descriptions so you don't know what the heck to do. Crew member down? I have no clue how to revive them. There's a resurrection pole that says it'll resurrect a restless spirit, whatever that means, but clicking on it does nothing for example. So I've had a crew member just laying there on my boat for 3 game days now. It took me nearly an hour of playing to figure out how to detach the camera and move it around so it wasn't centered on the boat. So much of the game is annoying like that. Just so much frustration. Avoid this game until there are more patches.

Ocean Punk, developed and published by Infinite Studio, is a survival colony simulator that blends ocean exploration, settlement management, crafting systems, and resource-driven progression into a post-apocalyptic world shaped by environmental collapse. Built around long-term survival and strategic expansion, the game challenges players to create stability in a dangerous world where rising waters and dwindling resources have transformed civilization into scattered remnants struggling to endure. Rather than relying purely on combat or fast-paced action, Ocean Punk focuses on planning, adaptation, and gradual growth, creating an experience centered on turning vulnerability into self-sufficiency. The setting immediately gives the game a distinctive identity. Instead of forests, wastelands, or ruined cities commonly found in survival games, Ocean Punk embraces a maritime world where water dominates nearly every aspect of survival. Civilization exists in fragments surrounded by open sea, forcing players to build, gather, and explore across an environment shaped by ecological disaster. The flooded setting adds atmosphere while influencing gameplay systems directly, making the environme…

Fun and addictive. Don't rush to settle on an island at the start, bc you might get too comfortable and it can hinder your progress when you face tougher monsters later. Better to roam around first, and you'll quickly come across various islands with rare resources.

Don't Starve players really get hooked on this type of game, haha. There's quite a bit of room for exploration. I've played for over 4 hours but feel like I've only scratched the surface of what the game has to offer. I love the sense of random adventure and gradually getting stronger. Surprisingly, the dev team is just one person. It's like finding a hidden gem. Looking forward to future updates!

Really like the concept but without full language support it´s lacking something!