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Is Sagres worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Exploration fans who want real-world locations rather than a single contained setting
- Trading-game players who want to manage routes and search markets for goods
- Turn-based combat fans who want ship management and crew logistics alongside battles
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking fast, real-time combat may find the turn-based rock-paper-scissors battles too deliberate.
- Those wanting a narrowly focused combat game may find the combination of sailing, trading, ship management, and contracts too broad.
- Players looking for a prison-escape RPG may prefer Back to the Dawn, which focuses on surviving and escaping a maximum-security facility.
Our take on Sagres
The ship’s combat strength competes with its ability to carry crew supplies: fitting more cannons leaves less room for cargo. Loadout planning therefore links firepower to the practical demands of each voyage.
What is Sagres?
Play as Fernando, a new captain during the Age of Discovery, and investigate the disappearance of explorer Sir Antonio.
Sail around the world, visit hundreds of real locations, establish trade routes, and find goods in local markets. Ship management requires balancing weapons with cargo space for crew supplies. Fight pirates, thieves, wild animals, and mythical creatures in turn-based encounters based on a rock-paper-scissors system. Accept contracts from guilds to make discoveries and find treasure, gain fame, and advance through their ranks. The game combines world exploration, trade, ship management, crew support, combat, and contract-based progression.
How Sagres plays
- 01Ship Loadout
- Adding cannons supports combat while reducing the space available for resources needed by the crew.
- 02Turn-Based Combat
- The combat system uses rock-paper-scissors rules against pirates, thieves, wild animals, and mythical creatures.
- 03Guild Contracts
- Guild assignments involve discoveries and treasure hunts, with fame connected to advancement through the ranks.
- 04World Exploration
- Voyages reach hundreds of real locations across regions including North America and Africa.
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Sagres: platforms & release
Is Sagres worth it?
It is worth it if: exploration fans who want real-world locations rather than a single contained setting. Skip it if: players seeking fast, real-time combat may find the turn-based rock-paper-scissors battles too deliberate.
Where can I download Sagres?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Sagres's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Sagres on?
Windows only.
