Uncharted Ocean

Well... It is not as good as Uncharted Waters and New Horizon. The game has lots of grinding in it which should not be there since you have something to do. Everybody knows that games with grinding are usually empty shells. You cannot buy ships, which is silly. You must grind resources to build ships, which is also silly. Combat is several steps backwards from the 1990s games. The A.I. just attack the same ship until it is dead, no tactics at all. The battles in other ships games, even those of the 1990s are way better than this. I do not understand why HiRabbitgame made such a horrible combat system. So... It is playable, but like many east asian games, it suffers from primitive mechanics dating back to the 1980s and poor interface. You cannot even decide how many items you want to buy in the market. No sliders or +/- sign and even less a box where you can simply write how many you want to buy. Buy only if it is on a big 50% or higher sale. Not worth it, especially if you have played Uncharted Waters and New Horizons which are way better than this. Sad though... it could have been a great game if HiRabbitgame would have made an effort to make a 21st century game with modern mechanics.

There is fun to be had here-- for the right price. I will be straight with you-- this feels like an unfinished game. Some of the design choices left me wondering if this was supposed to be a MMO or multiplayer game, but they couldn't figure how to make it work-- and then I found out that they released an Uncharted Ocean 2 not long ago that was an actual multiplayer game, so it seems probable. So, in all likelihood, this game is a proof-of-concept more than a full product. The English translation is not polished, and the sword dueling mini game is half-cooked and needs a full overhaul. Thankfully, the main loop of the game-- exploring and trading goods to amass wealth, is quite enjoyable. But if that isn't enough to keep you interested, skip this game. If you are a fan of the single player Uncharted Waters games-- it may be worth checking out.