Uncharted Waters
A nautical RPG/simulation game set during the Age of Exploration where players captain a ship to trade, explore, and battle across the world's oceans. Features open-world gameplay with historical ports.
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About This Retro Game
Pioneering blend of RPG elements and naval simulation that allows players to choose between trading, piracy, or exploration as their primary focus.
Features over 100 real-world ports from the 16th century with accurate trade goods and fluctuating market prices based on supply and demand.
Includes naval combat with tactical positioning and various ship types that can be upgraded throughout the game. Weather and wind conditions affect sailing.
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