MarineVerse Sailing Club

Two boats. Dull backgrounds. You want to use a Waszp? Get ready to pay a monthly fee.

Very counter intuitive interface, cant get anything done except join a regatta a sa guest. no instructons available anywhere.

my first impressions of the game were pretty good, I enjoyed learning how to sail and messing around with the sails to get the most speed but now im seeing there is a subscription to use the multiplayer. I will say its a fun game but its not a game I would pay 100 dollars a year to play especially when you are selling 3 versions of basically the exact same game with 2 of those being flat rate games. I dont want to leave a thumbs down because I understand the purpose of making it free is to get people to try it as most people would just scroll by a sailing game but I do think the subscriptions need adjusted or made a 1 time purchase.

This game has native Yaw pro motion simulator support! Mostly plug and play. Simply turn on your Yaw, get in, calibrate and then launch the game. From the main main menu, access the settings and you will find an obvious option to connect to your Yaw. This title isn’t like most Yaw titles, as it is a lot easier going sailing compared to flying. A very informative simulation. I know how to sail all kinds of boats now! 😎 Yaw Pro Motion Simulator Settings: Power - 45 Pitch Forward - 28 Pitch Backward - 32 Roll - 30 Yaw - Do not limit Yaw, keep slider at 180°

Поставил от тоски по морю с этой всей Covid-историей. Играть интересно. Если не читать инструкцию - сначала сложно понять какими кнопками управляется. В туториале к сожалению не написано какими кнопками управлять в режиме игры без VR. Основные кнопки: W,S(стрелка вверх, стрелка вниз) - управление гротом (main sail), F, R - управление стакселем (jib), A,D(стрелки влево вправо) - управление штурвалом/румпелем. Есть еще управление камерой по кнопкам оно где-то в районе U,J, I,K - но к нему сложновато привыкнуть, указатель ветра есть за лебедкой управляющей гротом, его не очень хорошо видно, сначала смотрел на мачте :) Разработчикам спасибо, в целом интересно и хорошо реализовано :) Жаль нет VR комплекта - с ним еще круче наверное :) Всем добра, здоровья и скорейшего окончания пандемии :)

Sorry this sail boat game is bad to play for me!

[h1]FINAL REVIEW:[/h1] This has continued to evolve since release & has got better and better with each update. NOW I can honestly say it is a wonderful & Truly Realistic VR Simulation title that CAN Actually Teach You How to Sail. It can even help you to improve if you already know how to sail! Multiplayer Coop could be extremely entertaining too! (I would love to try it) In VR mode you do need a decent amount of space; the kind of space I am only allowed to use when the wife is away (our lounge with the coffee table pushed right back). You can play in a smaller space (as I did) but obvious limitations exist. [h3]Honest Reviews: [/h3] [url=https://www.youtube.com/c/SIMUKREVIEWS] Click Here... [/url] [h3]Unedited GAMEPLAY:[/h3] [url=https://www.youtube.com/c/SIMUKULTIMATEREALISM] Click Here... [/url] [h2]POSITIVES[/h2] [quote=author] o Realistic controls, physics and even waves. o You can position yourself to physically control any part of the boat (Winches, Helm) o So much, MUCH content,; tutorials, Multiplayer (Solo/Coop) & Mini Games. o Numerous locations. o Lots to do, try and Practice! o So Much detail, post sail reflection, racing & Leaderboards. o Collisions are in the game. o Your body position affects the Dinghy. o Numerous Boats: Yacht, Dinghy, Catamarans & more! o Quite a few in game videos. o Spoken text. o VR and non-VR play modes. o AMAZING PRICE on Sale right now for £8 o Darker sections of water giving a gust of wind. o Sail balance, So important if you want to have an easy life. o Standard and VR mode (Work in progress). o More features to come! [/quote] [h2]NEGATIVES[/h2] [quote=author] o Sometimes the thumb-stick controls are not as responsive as I would like. o Game appears to control the lines even when I turn on full simulation mode. o Sometimes controls interfere with each other. o No Capsizing that I am aware of. o Dinghy tiller extension just did not work for me at all. o Some of the tutorials you self award...I wish this wasn't the case. o Locations are pretty limited, almost pointless (Cannot sail under Sydney harbour Bridge). o Controller support is lacking, cannot change keybinds. o Cannot walk around the boat currently. [/quote] [h2]MY RECOMMENDATIONS[/h2] [quote=author] o I would like to be able to adjust my position on the boat; forward, back, left & right. o I would like to turn on/off controls independently. o Way too much on screen arrows etc... Very distracting. o Complete control of the sheets and sails.....If I don't adjust them, they don't move. o Anchoring tutorials. o Man overboard tutorials. o Reefing Tutorials. o Ability to Raise and Lower Halyards. o Engine startup and controls. o MORE TUTORIALS in DLC. o More boats (Real life) you can use mine if you want!! o Wider field of view. [/quote] [h2]CLICK HERE FOR MORE HONEST REVIEWS[/h2] https://www.youtube.com/c/SIMUKREVIEWS [h2]CLICK HERE FOR MORE HONEST GAMEPLAY[/h2] https://www.youtube.com/c/SIMUKULTIMATEREALISM

MarineVerse Sailing Club is the closest I’ve come to feeling salt on my face without actually tasting it. This isn’t just a sailing game. It’s a wind-powered passport. You can race a whole fleet of beautifully modeled boats, each with its own temperament. Some feel eager and twitchy, darting at every gust. Others are steady bluewater beasts that reward patience and trim discipline. You’re not just steering, you’re reading wind shifts, playing angles, managing sail shape. When you nail a tack and surge ahead on a lift, it feels earned. The learning curve is real, but so is the satisfaction. Then there’s Global Sailing mode, and that’s where things turn quietly magical. You can sail in real time, with real-world weather and ocean currents. If a front is sweeping across the Atlantic in reality, you’ll feel its personality in-game. Trade winds, calms, shifting pressure systems, currents nudging your hull off course. It becomes less of a “session” and more of a voyage. You’re not just clicking through scenery. You’re navigating a living system. And night sailing… that’s where MarineVerse becomes poetry. The ocean swells roll beneath you like slow breathing. The moon lays a silver path across black water. Your bow cuts through starlight. In the distance, navigation lights blink in quiet Morse code, marking harbor entrances all over the world. Red, green, white. Civilization reduced to points of light in the vastness. It’s peaceful in a way few games manage to be. You can almost hear the rigging hum. What makes it even more exciting is that this is still early access. The foundation is already strong, and the developers are actively building on it. Improvements are coming, systems are evolving, and they’re in the process of adding Google Maps overlays to enhance coastal detail and realism. The horizon quite literally keeps expanding. MarineVerse Sailing Club isn’t about explosions or high-speed chaos. It’s about wind, water, and the quiet thrill of mastering both. It captures the strategy of racing, the serenity of passage-making, and the simple beauty of being alone on open water. If you’ve ever wondered what it feels like to chase the wind across the world, this is your chance to find out. ⛵🌙