Sail and Sacrifice

“First of all, optimization is all over the place. It does not matter what setting I use, minimum or maximum; the performance is basically the same, with maybe a 5-10 fps difference in the 10-60 fps region. If you are very high up and look at as much stuff as possible, the fps can drop down to 15-25. It fluctuates a lot without even moving, probably because of the foliage and maybe the pirates and natives fighting in the distance.”

“[Performance]: This is what I really don't understand; it couldn't reach or hold 30 fps.”

“You could probably beat the game with the flintlock that has no reload time if it doesn't crash to desktop from the reverse optimization.”

“Couldn't enjoy much of the story; it seems to be about immortal pirates invading natives, with something about three relics (the first being a periscope).”

“The 'story' introduction cutscene was generic.”

“The first character we meet is essentially an MMO quest giver without a personality.”

“It's playable, but super buggy and clearly unfinished.”

“It's a buggy disaster with absolutely no polish whatsoever.”

“My system meets the required specs, and when I turn around in this game, it freezes.”

“Gameplay: perhaps the worst part.”

“The mechanics feel clunky and unresponsive.”

“There are too many bugs that disrupt the flow of the game.”

“The game lacks the depth and variety needed to encourage multiple playthroughs.”

“Once you've completed the main story, there's little incentive to return, as the side quests feel repetitive and uninspired.”

“While the initial experience is enjoyable, the lack of meaningful choices and consequences makes replaying feel pointless.”