Set in a fictitious environment inspired by ports and landmarks from around the globe, in World Ship Simulator you can captain magnificent vessels on the high seas in an expansive open world and begin your career in the maritime industry.
Start from humble beginnings with a single ship and successfully complete a selection of jobs that earn you experience to take on more demanding contracts with greater rewards. Use your hard earned cash to repair your vessel and purchase new ships building a successful shipping company as you progress.

Features

• Six ships to captain
  
• Download and share ships with Steam Workshop support
  
• An open world with no loading screens between ports
  
• A career mode that will allow players to complete jobs to earn money and experience
  
• Changing weather conditions including storms and fog that affects ocean wave height
  
• Manipulate time to make those long treks across the ocean pass much more quickly
  
• Crew on board the vessel
  
• Leave your ship at port to accept missions

Providing a combination of speed and luxury, this extravagant speed boat is well worth the price tag. Some of your best moments in this vessel will be cruising the sea without a care in the world.


The port boat is indispensable in a variety of different roles around the port from escorting large container ships to moving navigational markers – you will always be in demand in your sturdy reliable tug!

This massive bulk carrier is a monster of the seas and tasked to transport loose cargo such as grains & coal across the world. It may not be the fastest ship on the ocean, but without her, logistical transport between countries will be very difficult.

As a development studio it has developed four latin american videogames, among others Better Late Than DEAD (Odin Game Studio, 2016), CTU: Counter Terrorism Unit (Odin Game Studio, 2016), and World Ship Simulator (Odin Game Studio, 2016).

You can know more about Odin Game Studio through their website or their profiles in X (Twitter).

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