**FREE** Sunless Sea (Feb. 25 - March 4th)

This is an amazing, deep, immersive game if it clicks with you. Highly recommended.

LOSE YOUR MIND. EAT YOUR CREW. DIE. Take the helm of your steamship and set sail for the unknown! Sunless Sea is a game of discovery, loneliness and frequent death, set in the award-winning Victorian Gothic universe of Fallen London.

RECENT REVIEWS:
Very Positive - 90% of the 32 user reviews in the last 30 days are positive.
ALL REVIEWS:
Very Positive - 84% of the 6,134 user reviews for this game are positive.

Metacritic 73%

Adventure/Indie/RPG

nice!

Claimed ! Thanks OP.

very cool game

jbone14 wrote: ↑ LOSE YOUR MIND. EAT YOUR CREW. DIE. Take the helm of your steamship and set sail for the unknown! Sunless Sea is a game of discovery, loneliness and frequent death, set in the award-winning Victorian Gothic universe of Fallen London.

RECENT REVIEWS:
Very Positive - 90% of the 32 user reviews in the last 30 days are positive.
ALL REVIEWS:
Very Positive - 84% of the 6,134 user reviews for this game are positive.

Metacritic 73%

Adventure/Indie/RPG

Great game.

Can't say the same for Emoji Evolution.

free game, free upvote

If you're forgetting, put an entry in your calendar for Thursday afternoons: it works like a charm. I still support the posts here, though, to raise awareness.

Thanks @JoJoCan for the reminder.

PumpkinPete wrote: ↑This is an amazing, deep, immersive game if it clicks with you. Highly recommended.

Thanks for that, any input on what type of game it is?

PirateAngel3000 wrote: ↑ Thanks for that, any input on what type of game it is?

Not person you asked, but might be able to help a bit.

Basically you're the captain of a ship in a giant underground ocean. You start in 'fallen London', and can go to various ports, completing various questlines, trading goods, upgrading or replacing your ship, buying fuel and food, etc. The ports tend to have fun storylines, fairly well written and creative and several have a hint of cosmic horror. Along the way between ports you lose food and fuel and can get attacked by monsters. If you die (after having gotten certain upgrades) you can leave resources to your successor, where you start off all over again with perks.

You spend your time either looking at a top-down ship traveling around the ocean or clicking through screens in the various ports. Once you beat it once you're likely good to go, but beating it will require a fair bit of playing (and dying). It's worth your time, and hey, it's free! Good low-requirement indie 'laptop game'.

grumble wrote: ↑ Not person you asked, but might be able to help a bit.

Basically you're the captain of a ship in a giant underground ocean. You start in 'fallen London', and can go to various ports, completing various questlines, trading goods, upgrading or replacing your ship, buying fuel and food, etc. The ports tend to have fun storylines, fairly well written and creative and several have a hint of cosmic horror. Along the way between ports you lose food and fuel and can get attacked by monsters. If you die (after having gotten certain upgrades) you can leave resources to your successor, where you start off all over again with perks.

You spend your time either looking at a top-down ship traveling around the ocean or clicking through screens in the various ports. Once you beat it once you're likely good to go, but beating it will require a fair bit of playing (and dying). It's worth your time, and hey, it's free! Good low-requirement indie 'laptop game'.

Awesome overview! I definitely wanna try it now. I'm trying to get into pc gaming after years if console gaming so this will be fun because I'm so used to first person shooters or like god of war/uncharterd style games. And yeah, thumbs up for FREE!