Seven Seas: Adventures
Concept Games · 2025 · Pirates, Open World, RPG, Naval, Choose Your Own Adventure
PC
8 user reviews25% · 8
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About Seven Seas: Adventures
Welcome to the Seven Seas: Adventures!
Seven Seas: Adventures is a Sandbox RPG set during the golden age of sail & piracy where you will to set out and chart your own course, working to leave your impact on the world! With over 100 unique characters in 9 historial factions - each with their own goals, relationships, and play styles - you will meet merchants, military fleets, government officials, and yes... even pirates! Sail around the entire Caribbean and visit 37 unique ports, with their own facilities, markets, and government buildings PLAY YOUR WAY! Seven Seas: Adventures is an open-world sandbox game, where there are no classes or gameplay limitations - become a merchant, become a pirate... or become a merchant pirate! Don't know how to swim and have an intense fear of water? It's weird that you're reading this, but we got you! Become an industrialist, own commodity producing facilities and never even think about stepping foot on a boat! The choice is ultimately yours, and each playthrough is guaranteed to be different from the last! FACTIONS Create your very own Faction and Interact with 9 historical Factions that were present during the Age of Sail, form alliances, declare war, and conquer the New World through naval combat and port sieges. As you conquer ports and influence characters to join your faction, you will slowly eliminate other factions from the new world until you achieve total dominance!BUILD A POWERFUL FLEETBuild and maintain a fleet of powerful ships, ranging from a humble Sloop to a towering Ship of the Line! Arm your ships with cannons and load them with special ammo types to ensure you're the most powerful captain on the Seven Seas!COMBAT Whether you're protecting your fleet from pirates or being a pirate yourself - combat is a key aspect of Seven Seas: Adventures! You can auto-resolve battles or play them in their live and realtime wood-shattering glory! Take direct and completely control of your ships - steer them, adjust the sails, and order your cannoneers to fire! Dynamically swap between ships while in combat to ensure victory - your entire fleet will be engaged in battle!But not every ship need be sunk! Board your enemies vessels where crew will battle it out for ultimate control!After a battle is complete, regardless if you're the aggressor or victim - winning battles will earn you spoils of both gold and commodities and will teach anyone who would wrong you... that's it's probably not a good idea!But be warned, if you lose in battle, you will lose your ships, goods, and a portion of your gold! So make sure to keep some gold in the bank to ensure you can get back on your feet!ECONOMYSeven Seas: Adventures is a very economy-driven game, ports produce commodities which are then consumed to either produce better goods, or just serve as trading goods to trade between ports! In total, players can trade over 30 different commodities!Find great deals at ports all over the world - or listen in on gossip in the Taverns and Churches to know when goods will be plentiful, scarce, and even contraband!After you've purchased your wares, sail around the world, or follow gossip to find ports that'll offer you the highest profits! Or, take a risk and attempt to smuggle items into ports where your wares are considered contraband...But more than this, players can even own the very means of production and invest in businesses to produce commodities for profit, or to feed their better industrial factories! PLAY ONLINE Play with your friends in private servers, both over LAN or the Internet - or join public servers with players all over the world in a large scale, constantly evolving game - where the full game is accessible!A WORLD FILLED WITH ACTIVITIESIn Seven Seas: Adventures, there will be limitless activities for you and your friends to do - hunt pirates and collect bounties, solve puzzles to find hidden treasure, and even visit the tavern to play a few games of Blackjack in the Tavern!What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Not ready for Early-Access, but keep an eye on it. [/h1] *From the perspective of someone that grew up playing several iterations of Sid Meier's Pirates, The systems are all in-place currently, but everything is either barebones or painful to interact with as it stands. Everything I'm about to say for the next few lines is negative as hell, but it's because I want to see these things fixed as soon as possible to give this game the chance it deserves; >Almost every menu I opened, starting with the town-management menu, has bugs. Both visual and gameplay. Buttons doing nothing until they're clicked multiple times (inventory), background flickering when hovering over stuff (town "skill" menu", the works. >Character creation (for some reason) has even less visual options than it did in the playtest. Not a huge deal, but I don't understand removing options that were available before, like alternate faces? >I don't know if they're married to their current mini-map in the upper right corner, but I find that "transparent ink-stain" style is very irritating to deal with. There are no actual symmetrical edges to the map, it's just a big amorphous Nickelodeon blob. >Instead of havin…49 found this helpful
Played through the tutorial until the pirate captain asked me to go sink ships. Most things were fine up to that point. When I went to initiate combat I couldn't get combat to work, it was hard enough to catch any ships since everything seemed to be the same speed, even the heavy trader ships. Once i caught a ship, no matter what I tried, combat would not start, the timer just kept ticking down (even into the negative). When I tried to auto-resolve combat I was sunk (with no clear way to purchase a replacement ship). Eventually I got frustrated and tried to leave the game, and no matter what I hit no option showed up allowing me to exit. I had to alt-f4 to get out. There are some core mechanics here that eventually will be great, the concept is great, and I LOVE Sid Meiers Pirates so I had high hopes for this one. But right now this is way too buggy even for early access, its not a beta, its barely even an Alpha. I will return when its more refined but core mechanisms like exiting the game are going to have to be added first...15 found this helpful
Amazing, but so buggy it's basically unplayable in its current state.9 found this helpful
The price is high, but is it worth it? I'm only two hours into the game, but it feels good so far. I've read about bugs, but I haven't encountered any game-breaking ones yet. It feels like a predecessor to Sid Meier's Pirates!, which is why I'm playing it. From what I've seen, there are lots of ways to play, and it's clear that the developers put a lot of love into this game. Nevertheless, it is clearly in an early access state, but it is already enjoyable. If the game doesn't fail due to its steep pricing, it has great potential, especially if the servers become well populated. Until then, it's fun to play solo.6 found this helpful
This is not a finished game. Once leaving combat, the entire games seems to stop working. Other ships will just circle in a port, If you try to enter combat with another ship you cannot sink a ship nor can yours. The only way to end the subsequent combat is to board every ship in the opposite fleet. If you take over a port the game seems to crash completely.5 found this helpful
At this moment in time this game reminds me very much of Sid Miers meets Port Royal without the smooth flowing game play. I xan understand Seven Seas Adventures reasons for wanting to launch, however in my humble opinion there are way too many bugs, issues and glitches with this game for Steam to consider it a game to put on the shelf for sale. The Alpha and Beta have let them down and it would seem that developers felt it safe to launch anyway. There are far more, cheaper, better "finished" products out there for you too play if you enjoy tall ship experiences. £20.99 is a fair price for the game, though Port Royal 1 has better graphics and is a finished product not too mention far cheaper. This however is only my honest opinion and you may say conjecture. Play the demo for yourself before commiting (demo gives 5 hours of game play time hints and tutorial are difficult to follow and font is hard to read, but seriously try this one before you buy it) to a purchase4 found this helpful
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