Sail across the seas and hunt down pirate ships. Enter a turn-based combat mode and control your fleet across the naval battle area. Utilize a variety of weapons and tactical means to either sink or board enemy ships and defeat them before they make the next move.
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It's a rather bitter sweet feeling to play a game that would normally be considered sub par, that's held up by time long since abandoning games of this hyper specific ilk. Casual games your mom finds more engaging than you do have never gone away, but now such a thing is relegated to the Chinese data collectors everyone seems keen on carrying. Likely plagued with microtransactions and ads attempting to lure you in with dollar store whores being eaten by zombies or whatever the fuck.
Forgetting all of that you have a web game turned full release from the dusty early pages of Popcap's catalog. A handful of years before they abandoned pumping out clones of every puzzle game type under the sun, this embodies the kind of Sunday afternoon time waster I wish some developer would still put out from time to time. This shouldn't be the example to draw from, even titles such as Mummy Maze or the one note Alchemy offer more complexity and room for skill. Even still, the charming graphics and untainted virgin shine of these titles is something worth remembering. Seven Seas isn't the dolled up trophy you thought was worth paying attention to, but isn't going to rob you for everything and leave ya out in the cold while spending your life savings on another lip injection either.
Ooo look at me, I'm a pioneer! This game wasn't on Backlogged until I put together the appropriate info scattered across various sites. Feel free to just leave the first borns on my door step, I can do the rest thanks.
Forgetting all of that you have a web game turned full release from the dusty early pages of Popcap's catalog. A handful of years before they abandoned pumping out clones of every puzzle game type under the sun, this embodies the kind of Sunday afternoon time waster I wish some developer would still put out from time to time. This shouldn't be the example to draw from, even titles such as Mummy Maze or the one note Alchemy offer more complexity and room for skill. Even still, the charming graphics and untainted virgin shine of these titles is something worth remembering. Seven Seas isn't the dolled up trophy you thought was worth paying attention to, but isn't going to rob you for everything and leave ya out in the cold while spending your life savings on another lip injection either.
Ooo look at me, I'm a pioneer! This game wasn't on Backlogged until I put together the appropriate info scattered across various sites. Feel free to just leave the first borns on my door step, I can do the rest thanks.