

Sailing alone:Aftermath
MLStudio · 2025 · Sailing, Open World Survival Craft, Co-op, Post-apocalyptic, Base Building
PC
Mixed70% · 66 📈 Making a comeback 82%
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About Sailing alone:Aftermath

《Sailing alone:Aftermath》is a post-apocalyptic nautical survival game where players find themselves in a harsh, open-world, navigating through endless oceans, exploring countless islands and lands, engaging in battles with dangerous creatures, searching for submerged treasures, visiting docks, harbors, and towns, encountering a diverse array of NPCs, and playing any role you desire - warrior, merchant, explorer, treasure hunter, pirate, pirate hunter, cargo captain, dockworker, and more.
Special features:
● A variety of shipboard modules can be customized and combined to match various functions of vessels.
● Weapons of various qualities come with different random entries.
●Customizable Character
●Customizable Land Vehiclesand:
●A completely seamless and infinite open world
●Dynamic Day-Night Cycle and Weather System
●Freely Buildable Facilities in the Cabin of Ship
●Customizable Character Upgrade Path
●A Variety of Craftable Items
●Pirate Encounters and Naval Battles
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
It is Clunky with movement and animation, Random spikes when interacting or approaching new areas. Character creation is terrible! Yet all things aside it has an indie feel of something new with some very nice mechanics that set it apart from other games. Needs A LOT! of work but it is a good staring point and price.1 found this helpful
A cup of coffee, a small boat, a whole day’s leisure.1 found this helpful
Devs need to focus on the core game elements. Movement and camera are problematic, camera often freezes then points in a random direction UI elements stack over each other Ship is incredibly slow and you cannot set the throttle, you have to hold throttle to make it go Looking at things to interact with them is very difficult at times Hitting what you are swinging at is very difficult and disconnected When you jump in the water you freefall for a long time before it decides to put you in swimming mode Invite is broken in-game but works in steam overlay Noticable and problematic pop-in when on ship - entire buildings and islands suddenly appear when quite close and were otherwise invisible It is undercooked for being out for more than a year on the fundamentals, do not recommend at this time
Support the devs, please keep updating,The game has real potential
Well this was a journey!
Gameplay is far from repetitive—exploration, treasure hunting and surviving ocean dangers bring great replay value.
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