Abandon Ship Bewertungen

A roguelite combining the gameplay of FTL and the narrative of Sunless Sea, and infused with a moderate dose of cosmic horror, this might be the only Lovecraftian Age of Sail-game in existence. The story features an evil cultist suddenly snapping out of his madness during a great ceremony (the statue he holds even looks like Cthulhu), frees two prisoners, makes his way to an anchored ship, and escapes with other cultists in hot pursuit. From there on you explore a vast world with many unique biomes, locations, and questlines, equip lots of different weapons and upgrades, and thwart the cult's plans, while also discovering his own past. If you are familiar with FTL, then you'll learn combat quickly. You control a handful of crewmembers who have to man stations on the ship, and repair damages to modules and sections. You can hire different classes like gunners and surgeons, each with their own sets of skills, and even name them. Sink the enemy ship or kill its crew to win, though the latter yields higher rewards. On your travels, you'll find encounters that may or may not be beneficial - difficulty affects enemy health and damage and your "luck" during events -, and until you have arrived at a certain point in the story, you'll constantly be hounded by an invincible Kraken, so keep going! Luckily, sinking yourself isn't an immediate game over, as your captain can survive on floating debris (crew dies, though) and hope to be found by a passing ship, or if you have a lifeboat, your crew will also make it through. Other campaigns include freeplay, which takes place after the story, a combat campaign with limited stops at ports and a new storyline, and finally a cultist campaign as the dude who failed to stop the escape and must now hunt the protagonist down. And this one lets you control a Kraken directly. Beware though that there's a lot to read! But don't worry, it's not as wordy as Sunless Sea. ;) [url=https://www.piratesahoy.net/threads/the-most-piratey-guide-to-pirate-games-that-has-ever-pirated-in-the-history-of-piracy.34594/] Want to discover more piratey goodness? Then check out our pirate game guide on PiratesAhoy! [/url]