Tradewake

Do not buy seriously. the pictures and the concept look great but that is as far as it goes. this should be EA but it seems like a money scam as there is only bare bones in the game. there is no options in the game to change anything. just words from a 2 year old it seems which thinks it is funny that says. I will add latter. again be warned this will be a game best avoided and you will thank me for not purchasing. you do not need to buy this even if you have the urge. save you money for something better.

buy this game! seriously! the pictures and the concept look great and so is the game! this should have same price as a triple AAA game it has alot of depth to the gamepaly. it has the best options in any game i have play and is very desciptive. again do not miss out on this game you will thank me for purchasing

well the screenshots is what you get. no map no guide nothing really. 3 hulls wich only add for durability wich only counts if you hit something. the engine upgrades also seem to be just some sort of money sink. i do not reccommend this game theres not really anything todo.

I *really* wanted to like this game - puttering about in a 1920s cargo ship could be fun - or at least an inoffensive time sink with a cute graphical style. There's definitely a niche in the market for that sort of game - or if the designer wanted to, it could probably turn into something with a 'fog / lighthouse / monsters from the deep' vibe, but it's not there yet. * occasional slight graphical twitch when you transition from coastal waters to ocean and your boat is momentarily waterlogged (suspect it's because the ship moves from sailing straight to pitching and rolling with the waves). * occasional glitch in trading screen - sell goods from one stack of 4 things and sometimes other '4 stacks' of the same thing show 3 rather than 4 items. * stable - no other issues I could see and no crashes * sometimes hard to distinguish between distant clouds and distant islands - watch for the town lights or check the horizon at dawn / dusk * it's way too easy to make money. I was able to buy maximum upgrades for my boat just shuttling wood / coal between the two little ports on my home island for 20 mins. 10 mins after that, there's no point in trading anything. Buy coal at $20 and sell for $100, buy wood at $30 and sell for $60 and you'll make more money than you'll ever need. * no upgrades beyond the Mk 4 engine / steel hull that I could find. * no quests or dialogue * no weather, map, compass, clock, big lamp or searchlight, or navigation aids * no fine control on the throttle. It's just forward / back / left / right. * to figure out where you are, watch where the sun rises and sets, or see the type of tree on the next island. * inability to save the game between sessions. Exit to menu and that's it - you're starting again, without even a 'high score from previous sessions' page. * if the sea starts to froth, you're probably dead. Even with the biggest and fastest boat I couldn't avoid it once the bubbles appeared. Get eaten and you respawn with the same model of boat and an intact bank balance, but no cargo. * to damage your boat, spend a long time out in the waves, or ram a few beaches. It's really hard to do enough damage to actually sink your own boat. Really, everything in the game is in the gallery on the store page. It's clearly designed to be a game in the 'I have 30 mins to kill and want to play something that's charming and mindless' niche. If that's enough for you, great, but it felt a little too flimsy for me.

Der Ansatz ist ja ganz nett, aber ohne eine halbwegs sinnvolle Navigationshilfe, ist diese Spiel nur ein Spielzeitfresser und nicht das Geld wert.

the game bugged with the dock, opened 2 dock menus at once and I couldnt sell, I exited to menu and re entered and it reset my progress