Sagres
ooze · 2023 · Adventure, Exploration, Indie, Sailing, Historical
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 210
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About Sagres
Sail around the entire world, from the snow capped mountains of North America to the Saharan plains of Africa, via everywhere in-between! Discover hundreds of real locations, set up vital trade routes, and search local markets for new goods to trade.
Arm yourself to the teeth with a plethora of swords, guns, cannons and armour as you fight against pirates, thieves, wild animals and mythical creatures. Can you become the master and commander of a unique "rock-paper-scissors" turn-based combat system?
Load your vessel up to the deck with cannons and it will be formidable in combat, but you'll need to make sure you have the necessary cargo space for resources to support your crew. Keeping everything ship-shape can often be the difference between a successful voyage or being lost at sea!
Become the world’s greatest explorer! Take on contracts from various guilds to make discoveries, find treasures no one else can and rise through the ranks. Accrue enough fame and maybe you'll even brush up against royalty on your way to the top!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Fantastic game. Story mode is awesome. 7.5/10.3 found this helpful
Very fun rpg adventure game in the style of the old school classics but with plenty of modern QoL additions. The story is engaging and for anyone you likes history or wants to learn more about the age of exploration this is a must have. 100%ing it is no easy task but its an incredibly fun journey to get there and worth the effort in my opinion.1 found this helpful
Quite a fun old school type RPG! Worth the low price!1 found this helpful
Sail to whatever city you're told to and click through endless text. Including text you've already seen before because most menu options need the same intro text repeated every time you select them!
So it's directly copied Uncharted Waters, but only the Portugal campaign and without a lot of convenience features or complexity. Seriously. There's mechanics that were in UW1 that aren't in here. It's barer bones than the first title in the series. I like knockoff games. I like developers mostly copying a thing and then putting their own little twist on it. But this isn't that. It's like they rommed UW1 and then stripped features out. It's not impossible to have fun here. Even a badly copied UW1 is still okay. You do spend a prodigious amount of time in menus re-buying the same food and wine in every port, and the progression system basically doesn't exist, and your navigator list is chummed up with bad plot characters, and a lot of boat upgrades do nothing meaningful (the one that decreases your crew requirement is a joke,) and combat is somehow less interesting. But you can still sail around and discover vampires. When the clunky quest system doesn't abandon you and the lack of explained controls (can I land on a coast? Seriously can I land on a coast? Is that possible? What button would I press?) doesn't block your progress. It is, at the best of times, okay. But like,…
A alt-history (a world where the legend of Prince Henry's Sagres School is real) comfy game. Very enjoyable for anyone that likes exploration and logistics with RPG-like mechanics. Lúcia and Nicolau, the main characters that accompany the protagonist are quite charming.
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