Click To Sail

[h1]Click To Sail: Review[/h1] [b] [u]The game, summarised[/u] [/b] Click To Sail is an engaging isometric strategy, auto-battling game with vibrant, bright detailed sprites, centred around the theme of building up a group of pirates to progress further. The game demands a significant amount of thought as you are required to make numerous choices throughout the course of your play-through to ensure your group stays alive: if all your crew members die, you have to restart making it somewhat unforgiving in a certain sense. [b] [u]General game-play [/u] [/b] The game-play consists of travelling to various islands and eliminating all the enemies within said islands. However, although not in control of your crew members, it is vital that you pay attention to each battle so you can use the right items at the correct times and flee battles before it is too late. From each successful battle you earn coins which can be used inside shops, selling passive and consumable items aiding your crew along with new crew members to expand your crew. The game-play is complemented by the beautiful, eye-candy art style. [b] [u]Audio[/u] [/b] As with any game, audio is an important factor: skimping on audio can ruin the feel of a game. Fortunately, Click To Sail exceeds in terms of audio. The compressed talking between crew members, shop keepers and the inclusion of the occasional sea shanties all add to the feel of the game and establish the theme further. The sounds in-battle give indication of damage and make it clear when it is dealt. The various music tracks fit the game well. [b] [u]Conclusion, should you buy this game? [/u] [/b] Of course! This game is quite unique for what it is; it is extremely well-made. For the base price of £1.69, which is a huge steal considering the quality of the game, there is no reason or room to complain! I am excited to see how the game progresses throughout its early access stage.