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Is Age of Water worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want open-world sailing with exploration and resource gathering
- Multiplayer groups interested in naval combat and player-versus-player encounters
- Players who enjoy building, modifying, and equipping customizable boats
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a land-based adventure rather than a game centered on ocean travel
- Players wanting immediate player-versus-player action, since computer opponents come first
- Players looking for a purely combat-focused game without trading, gathering, construction, or base management
- Players seeking an offline game, since the listing identifies it as online
Our take on Age of Water
The open-world framing gives equal weight to exploration, trade, construction, and combat, but the multiplayer conflict is introduced as a later option after computer-controlled encounters. The Gold Edition also changes the opening boats and crew rather than adding access to the most advanced vessels.
What is Age of Water?
Set on a post-apocalyptic planet submerged beneath the ocean, this online adventure lets players steer through rough weather, visit settlements, undertake missions, barter cargo, harvest materials from the seafloor, and investigate the setting’s mysteries.
Vessels may be constructed or refitted using different hulls, components, gear, protection, and weapons, with crew members running systems aboard. Battles at sea involve sinking or taking enemy craft, assaulting strongholds, and protecting settlements. A private harbor enables production of gear, arms, boat frames, and supplies. Computer-controlled foes dominate the opening stages, while later play introduces player combat, including disputes connected to smuggling missions. The Gold Edition provides 3000 Corks, 250 000 Medallions, improved boats at the start, and alternate crew versions.
How Age of Water plays
- 01Boat construction
- Dozens of hulls and hundreds of parts can be combined into vessels up to 30 meters long.
- 02Naval combat
- Players can destroy opposing ships, take them during battles, raid fortresses, or defend allied settlements.
- 03Personal base
- The base supports production of boat hulls, weapons, equipment, and required resources.
- 04PvE and PvP
- Computer-controlled enemies appear first, while player challenges become available later.
- 05Gold Edition items
- The edition includes 3000 Corks, 250 000 Medallions, upgraded starting boats, and altered early-level crew skills.
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Age of Water: platforms & release
Is Age of Water worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want open-world sailing with exploration and resource gathering. Skip it if: players seeking a land-based adventure rather than a game centered on ocean travel.
Where can I download Age of Water?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Age of Water's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Age of Water on?
Windows only.
