- October 22, 2019
- Snowbird Games
- 8h median play time
Feral Blue
Platforms
About
Feral Blue is a strategic, pirate-themed MMO where players build and manage their own floating fortress while navigating a dangerous open world. Engage in real-time naval battles, trade, and diplomacy while battling other players and AI-controlled factions for dominance. With a focus on player-driven economy and politics, Feral Blue offers a unique and immersive experience in a vast, procedurally generated sea.











- The game has a lot of potential and interesting concepts, particularly in naval combat and crew management.
- Visually appealing with decent graphics and immersive aesthetics, creating a good atmosphere for gameplay.
- Some players find the gameplay enjoyable and rewarding once they get the hang of the mechanics, especially in ship battles.
- The game appears to be abandoned, with no updates or communication from the developers since 2021, leading to frustration among players.
- Many core mechanics are unfinished or poorly implemented, resulting in clunky combat and a lack of engaging content.
- Players report numerous bugs and balancing issues, making the game feel unpolished and difficult to enjoy in its current state.
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally described as decent but not exceptional, with some users noting a lack of polish compared to other titles. While the world map graphics are considered average, locations like towns and battles show some improvement. Overall, the visuals are seen as a mixed bag, with some players prioritizing gameplay over graphics, while others express disappointment in the graphical quality relative to expectations.
“The graphics are decent, and there are lots of great aesthetics.”
“Regular updates, nice graphics, okay gameplay, no music, and not finished!”
“In locations (towns, battles, etc), the graphics are somewhat better, but still not AAA.”
“A very unfinished and challenging game; it has worse graphics, clunkier combat, and messier crew management than Snowbird's previous game, Blood and Gold.”
“It's just like Tempest Engine; everything is pretty disappointing. I wish they would make a Blood and Gold Caribbean 2 with Bannerlord graphics. I definitely do not recommend buying this rip-off.”