Windrose

画风精美，魂类玩法，优秀的海战

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Credo sia quello che avrebbe voluto fare ubisoft, almeno nella testa dei programmatori quando sviluppavano Skull and bones, alla fine però ci ha pensato Windrose a dare un buon prodotto di pirati, sia chiaro da migliorare tante cose, dungeon molto simili tra loro se non uguali almeno per ciò che ho potuto vedere finora, controlli un pò legnosi e DEFICIENZA artificiale IMPECCABILE, (attenzione non ho detto intelligenza apposta), ma resta un gioco gradevole e carino che tiene impegnati almeno le prime 20 ore poi si vedrà...

great game

Get the game but w8 for full release

Macht total viel Laune, mega Community. Nur zu empfehlen. Wer Abwechselung zwischen Land-, Seekampf und Basenbau haben will. Welcome

The only complaints I have seen on this game are people complaining about how hard the combat is but you can very easily just put the difficulty down or get more used to the game. The building is very fun, you get alot of freedom to build wherever you want, however I don't like how you can't place decorations outside the bonfire range. The exploration is great, I have no complaints about that. It's hard to believe that this is an early access game by a small creator, very good.

The Pirate Game I’ve Been Waiting For! This is exactly the game I have been dreaming of ever since the days of Sid Meier’s Pirates! and Sea Dogs. In recent years, the gaming market has sorely lacked a title that successfully bridges the gap between land and sea gameplay or was lacking RPG or a meaningfull progression system. Progression That Actually Matters (Why it beats Sea of Thieves) While Sea of Thieves is a great game, it always lacked long-term motivation for me because the progression is purely cosmetic. There is no real incentive to grind when you can't unlock better gear. Windrose gets this absolutely right: Meaningful Grind: The progression loop is highly motivating. Unlocking a new ship or a specialized set of cannons doesn't just look different—it completely changes how you play. Diverse Playstyles: For instance, choosing between fast, agile chain-shot cannons to disable enemy rigging from a distance, or heavy, slow-loading carronades for devastating close-quarters boarding action, makes every upgrade feel impactful and rewarding. My Wishlist for Future Updates The game is already fantastic, but if the developers want to turn this into an absolute masterpiece, here is what I would love to see added: 1. Wind Dynamics & Sailing Physics The Idea: Introduce real wind influence on sailing. This would add incredible tactical depth to naval battles. Imagine having to carefully angle your sails (tacking) or outmaneuver an opponent by gaining the "weather gauge" (positioning yourself upwind) to gain a speed advantage during a chase. 2. Dynamic Weather & Storms at Sea The Idea: Roaring storms, towering rogue waves, and lightning. Navigating a storm shouldn't just be a visual effect, but a battle for survival. Fighting another ship while managing high waves that block your cannon angles and wind that threatens to tear your sails apart would be breathtaking. 3. More Historical Ships & Deep Customization The Idea: Expand the fleet with iconic 16th and 17th-century vessels—from nimble Sloops and Brigs to massive, multi-decked Ships of the Line. 4. Immersive Storytelling (The Dream Feature) The Idea: Fully voiced dialogues and cinematic cutscenes. I know this is a massive request that requires a lot of resources, but having actual cutscenes and voiced characters would elevate the atmosphere and lore to a whole new level, making the world feel truly alive. Conclusion Even in its current state, Windrose is an incredible achievement. If the developers continue to build on this solid foundation, it will easily become the ultimate pirate simulator. A huge thank you to the developers—keep up the amazing work!

Le jeu est juste incroyable vous pouvez y aller les yeux fermer, si vous vous faites molester n'hésiter pas descendre la difficulté le jeu vaut le détour et ce n'est que le début