Salt 2: Shores of Gold

Salt 2: Shores of Gold is an adventure about a pirate who sails the sea on a small ship and searches for treasure using maps. The islands are generated anew, so the map looks different every time you start. The crew and ship are improved through loot, and sailing requires calculation: wind, provisions and water affect the route. On the islands there are ruins, caves and sites of other pirates. The combat takes place in first person: sabers, axes and muskets work differently, and the bow helps out from a distance. Sea battles come down to salvos and boarding, and it is better to avoid some ships. Tasks are issued at ports, and they are paid for with money and reputation. The world lives its own life: ships go about their business, and the weather changes suddenly. In addition to the plot, there are tasks from port residents and treasure hunts using maps. The ship is upgraded through loot, and the crew demands payment. Storms and fog affect sailing, so the route is planned in advance. Some of the islands are closed until equipment can be purchased. The save is placed on the ship. Swimming is more fun in a group because responsibilities are shared. Separately, I will say about the map: it is drawn as you sail, and familiar shores are recognized from afar. Some of the treasures are hidden under water, so diving is risky. Additionally, time trials are unlocked. I would also like to note the weather: a storm can catch you on the open sea, and then all you have to do is wait. The weather on the open sea changes quickly, and both the course and the mood of the crew depend on it. This game is suitable for anyone who loves sea adventures and open worlds.