Sail of Dreams

A cute pirate game, a sort of mini ‘sea of thieves’ full of pixels. Where you can shoot, repair and steer your ship, the first games are tough but the first win is really grateful. Then you can have a pirate cat to help u in your adventures. Also there is rhythme mini game when it comes the time to board.

A fun little game when you have to manage a small boat against an another one. You have to manage your canons, the sail, the wheel, the hole in your hull and pump the water out. Do damage to your enemy and then board the another ship with a mini rhythm game against the opposing crew and the victoryu will bve yours. Until the next opponent !! The tutorial can be hard because you're alone, but next you can have a little bit of help with a lovely cat that help you, so don't be afraid to lose and don't give up.

A nice little pirate dueling game, with a pretty steep learning curve; it's incredibly complex for such a simple game. You have to manage the direction of the boat, its speed, the cannonballs, aiming and shooting, as well as repairing the holes in your boat when you get hit, and flushing out the rising water if you leave the holes open. I do wish that attacking the enemies on the enemy ship was more fleshed out, and that actually winning was easier: I often feel like the bot has a much easier time hitting me on average. Maybe that’s a skill issue though.

That was cool ! The game is a tense pursuit between the enemy ships and your own. You've got to alternate between navigation, shooting, reload and repair, and position yourself on the map at just the right angles to drop cannonballs on the enemy ships without them getting the chance to counterattack. At first it was hard for me to do everything all at once, but the difficulty made it that much rewarding once I got the hang of it all. The fight sequences are great as well !

You're a kid, believing he is a captain alone on a ship. Ok. You want to kill the pirates. Ok. You can't look ahead or turn off the map when piloting. Why? Raising and lowering the sails switch up, so you think you should move, but don't. Finally, you reach the other ship, and the fight begins. Now you have to pilot, reload, and aim by yourself, and go down, pick up more ammo, and repair the ship, which you don't know if you even need to, only when you see the hole. And all that simultaneously. Thank you, but no.