Voyage Diary is a sailing-themed adventure sandbox game. In this game, players can travel to an era of sailing. There are more than 70 ports around the world and many contents can be explored. During the exploration process Experience the joy of an age of maritime adventure.
With inventory and price fluctuations, we can only get the maximum profit by sailing to different ports.
If the sailing time is too long, some crew members may commit suicide due to depression. If you fire that sailor casually, they will resist, and the only way to suppress it is to fight him alone.
You'll travel back and forth between major ports to buy and sell, and you can also invest in ports to gain friendships and long-term rewards.
If you don't eat enough and don't replenish it in time, you may suffer from malnutrition and scurvy. If you encounter heavy rain, it may cause the sail to break and the cargo to collapse.
Just click on any point on the map and you can automatically navigate to your destination, saving time and effort, but you can only navigate to where you can get there alive.
The shipbuilding gameplay, ship modification gameplay, artillery battle, and the symbol of the ship's bow statue allow the maritime life to be presented authentically.
It has a vast ocean background, which adds many rich and real game maps, as well as many interesting easter egg contents.
More than seventy ports are now open, including many places in the Mediterranean and North Africa, each with its own unique trade goods.
The unpredictability of what opportunities or crises may lie ahead makes this work very interesting.
The retro classic game graphics are carefully crafted by the production team and try their best to restore the medieval style and characteristics from details to scenes.
Invest in ports, unions and churches. As mayor, how can we invest in developing ports, research and develop science and technology, and promote and change employment?
In the work, players can quickly accumulate wealth in different ways, so that they can purchase blueprints to build stronger ships.