Misc Games is thrilled to unveil their highly anticipated simulator, Ships At Sea, as the much-awaited sequel to the successful releases of Fishing: the Barents Sea and Fishing: North Atlantic. Packed with a host of exciting new features, enhanced gameplay mechanics, and the highly sought-after addition of multiplayer mode, Ships At Sea guarantees a truly immersive and realistic adventure on the vast oceans, as reported by Yahoo.
A realistic gameplay
“Ships At Sea” is an upcoming game set in the stunning Norwegian archipelago and ocean, offering players a chance to immerse themselves in the world of ships. The game features a range of highly detailed service and cargo ships, as well as new fishing methods like jigging. With its beautiful graphics and realistic gameplay, players can engage in fishing, service, and cargo businesses while managing their careers and economic ventures.
The game introduces an exciting multiplayer mode, allowing players to embark on voyages with up to 4 friends. They can collaborate, share resources, and maintain their boats together. Additionally, players can visit the store to purchase tools and equipment, upgrade their ships, refuel at fuel stations, and gather essential supplies for themselves and their crew.
Players can progress through skill levels, improving their abilities as they go. Skippers on cargo ships can use their skills to transport goods and materials, while those interested in engineering can pursue a career on service ships to gain experience in repairs and mechanical work.
Overall, “Ships At Sea” promises a captivating experience, combining the beauty of the Lofoten region with detailed ship mechanics, an immersive economic system, and the opportunity for multiplayer exploration and cooperation.
Simulation game
“Ships At Sea” is an ultimate simulation game designed for maritime enthusiasts, offering an unparalleled experience on the high seas. The game integrates the cutting-edge “WaveWorks” water shader developed in collaboration with NVIDIA, creating a breathtaking sea simulation that immerses players in a visually stunning water world. The dynamic weather system adds to the immersion by simulating realistic weather conditions like rain, fog, lightning, and storms.
The game introduces innovative features such as the PingMe equipment, powered by Ocean Space Acoustics, which provides a tracking system for fishing gear. This ensures that lost gear can be easily located, preventing anything from being left behind. The marine life AI system considers water temperature and adds authenticity to the fishing experience, enhancing the realism of the game.
With its stunning graphics, new gameplay features, and multiplayer mode, “Ships At Sea” offers players the chance to embark on an unforgettable maritime adventure. Whether sailing solo or with up to 4 friends, players can explore the beauty of the Lofoten region, manage their careers in fishing, service, and cargo businesses, and enjoy the thrill of the high seas like never before.
Key Features of Ships At Sea:
- Single and Multiplayer game modes
- Developed in Unreal Engine 5
- Introducing service and cargo vessels with new gameplay elements
- Boat category certificates
- Ocean simulation “WaveWorks” from NVIDIA
- A new physical-based buoyancy system allows vessels of all sizes to float realistically
- character customization (clothing options for various career paths)
- Boat customization
- New dynamic economic system
- New dynamic weather system
- New marine life AI system
- New fish species like halibut, salmon, and spotted catfish
- New and improved fishing methods
- New license partners for ships and equipment such as Ocean Space Acoustics, Lorentzen Hydraulikk, Østbornholms Kuttersevice, and Breeze
“We are thrilled to announce our upcoming simulator, Ships At Sea, which offers a range of vessels and exciting gameplay features to take the gaming experience to new heights,” said Yasemin Hamurcu, COO of Misc Games. “With the introduction of the long-awaited multiplayer mode, we are finally fulfilling the wishes of our fans”.
Did you subscribe to our newsletter?
It’s free! Click here to subscribe!
Source: Yahoo
