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About Project Sail

Project Sail is an open-world naval combat game set in a fantastical pirate world. In its story mode, you explore islands, search for treasure and clues, and battle pirate and royal navy forces. You can also enter an arena mode, where you fight increasingly difficult waves of enemies.

Explore the seas

Voyages take you across a world of islands and points of interest, with clues to discover and treasure to collect. Each expedition is a chance to learn more about the world and travel farther than before. Enemy ship patrols, outposts, travelling ships and navy forts make routes hazardous, so you can take a longer path to avoid danger or confront your enemies.

Fight at sea

Combat uses top-down, point-and-click shooting. The arena offers unlimited battles for testing your ship against enemy waves, while the story mode pits you against the pirate and royal navy factions.

Upgrade your ship

In both modes, you can upgrade your ship through four stages, from a cog to a galleon. Upgrades improve cargo capacity, durability, speed and firepower. You buy them with coins earned by selling treasure collected on voyages.

Manage your cargo

Your ship has limited cargo space, so you must balance treasure with supplies. Crew food runs out over time, ending the voyage when it is gone. Lumber lets you repair a damaged ship, and cannonballs are used in combat; treasure also takes up cargo space, so carrying too much can leave less room for essential materials needed to return to port.

Uncover the story

In story mode, you find clues and notes in bottles hidden around the world to uncover its mysteries. The discoveries reveal that your fate involves more than treasure: factions are pursuing control of the region, and the final battle may bring dangers from beneath the sea.

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