Dread Voyage: Pirate Waves

FLOATY

Bu oʻyin haqida

Captain Dread has chained every sea. One small harbor stayed free, and one small ship is sailing out to take them back. Yours.

Dread Voyage is an idle roguelike where your ship fights on its own and you make the choices that matter. Pick an upgrade after every wave, build a different ship every run, and come back stronger each time you sink.

BUILD YOUR SHIP, YOUR WAY
• Arm your deck with cannons, mortars, harpoons, frost totems, armor and more
• Level your equipment up, choose a branch, then evolve it into something far more dangerous
• Expand your hull to carry more, and find the combinations that fit your style
• Every run offers different upgrade cards, so no two voyages play the same

SEA AFTER SEA OF BATTLES
• Sail from tropical waters into storms, frozen straits, burning seas, haunted tides and the deep beyond
• Every sea brings its own danger: lightning, ice floes, lava vents, sea mines, toxic clouds and kraken tentacles
• Fight raider skiffs, reef sharks, phantoms that fade away, hulks that split in two and many more
• Take down towering bosses, and face Captain Dread's commanders at the end of every sea

CHOOSE YOUR CAPTAIN
• Every captain has a unique power: a Powder Volley, an Anchor Shot, a weapon Overdrive, a Whirlpool that pulls enemies in
• Train your captains and pick talents that change how their powers work
• Unlock new captains as you free the seas

RISK AND REWARD
• Make a deal with the Smuggler: great power, at a price
• Spin the Captain's Wheel after a boss
• Spend your coins at the Black Market, or save them for the perfect upgrade

ALWAYS GETTING STRONGER
• Earn Salvage on every run, win or lose
• Upgrade your hull, weapons and fire rate in the Harbor
• Collect ship skins and captain looks
• Claim a daily reward and complete daily and weekly challenges

MADE FOR YOUR PHONE
• Play with one hand, in portrait
• Short runs that fit a break, with progress saved if you leave mid-battle
• Speed up the battle when you want to
• Plays offline

Set sail, captain. The seas will not free themselves.