SimulationIs Forgotten Seas worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Survival-game players who want ship crafting and sailing as central activities
- Exploration fans who enjoy searching islands and ruins for map-led treasure
- Players interested in managing hunger and thirst while building island camps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed pace may find survival pressures and hostile encounters demanding.
- Those who prefer straightforward combat may not enjoy naval battles that depend on ship positioning and heading.
- Players looking for a land-based survival game may find the sailing and ship systems too central.
Our take on Forgotten Seas
The store copy gives equal weight to crafting, exploration, survival, combat, and story, but does not clarify how these activities are paced or balanced. Its strongest concrete detail is the ship-in-a-bottle mechanic, which is tied to both exploration and escape.
What is Forgotten Seas?
Forgotten Seas is a survival game set in the Bermuda Void, an ocean realm with shifting islands and hostile pirates.
Players craft ships that can be stored in bottles, sail between islands, and build docks and camps. Island exploration involves gathering resources, hunting treasure, and assembling pieces of an ancient map to locate its destinations. Survival also involves managing hunger and dehydration while facing storms, whirlpools, and strange creatures. Combat takes place on land and aboard ships: players can wield two weapons, while naval fights require attention to speed, heading, and enemy positions. The game’s story centers on investigating the Void’s origin and seeking a way back to the real world.
How Forgotten Seas plays
- 01Bottled Ships
- Ships can be stored and deployed when needed, including to escape islands threatened by the ocean.
- 02Island Building
- Players can construct docks and camps using the crafting and building systems.
- 03Map-Based Treasures
- Finding treasure requires piecing together a scattered map and reaching the location it identifies.
- 04Naval Combat
- Ship battles depend on positioning, speed, and heading, with ocean hazards also posing a threat.
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Forgotten Seas: platforms & release
Is Forgotten Seas worth it?
It is worth it if: survival-game players who want ship crafting and sailing as central activities. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed pace may find survival pressures and hostile encounters demanding.
Where can I download Forgotten Seas?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Forgotten Seas's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Forgotten Seas on?
Windows only.












