Sea of Craft is a realistic physics-based construction and adventure game. Hundreds of building materials and weapons to choose from, giving you infinite options for your creations.
It's a neat idea, but I don't see much longevity in the gameplay.
You may get more mileage if you enjoy the time-sink for building ships/vehicles, there's just not much at all to do with your ship after you've designed it.
Price point is fine.
Sea of Craft has great potential. So far in the launch build there’s a decent single player campaign split into levels that teach you a lot about how the physics work and individual part behavior. A creative mode to simply just mess around and experiment. A multiplayer free for all mode. And my favorite which I think has the most potential, the Open...
The game is promising, fun and interesting, I really like to build something and it's especially nice when it works - thanks for this game, but still the game is quite raw, I wonder if the game will add a cooperative function so that I can swim with a friend and explore the open sea?
Many game breaking bugs. Loading blueprints of my ships doesn't work properly. Had a crash with no error message and when I reentered the game the ship was missing tons of parts. The parts are in my inventory, but I was just tired of reconstructing the ship.
In this game it's really important that blueprint saving and loading works properly and it doesn't...
a great editor to mess around with for a few hours but in the end,
there is not enough game attached to what could be a great game.
the campaign almost plays like a puzzle game and the open world is basically sailing around in circles, shooting at the same few enemies in increasing numbers.
heavy discount and a few hours to kill? sure.
looking for something...
