Why Does Accuracy Matter?
When a historical setting is wrong, players feel it, even if they can't quite name why. We choose to sweat the small details rather than ship worlds that only half-convince or misinform.
Every decision we make starts in the archive.
More accurate ≠ less fun.
Accuracy & fun are partners
A game can transport you somewhere no other medium can. It's the closest thing we have to a digital time machine. Real history already has stakes, characters, and circumstances that don't need invention.
Working With the Experts
We work with historians, architects, and museums. These collaborations sharpen the work and catch what we would otherwise miss.
- Maritime historians and curators on call.
- Museum and archive access, formal and informal.
- Sailors and tradespeople we can pick up the phone to.
Our process
Research prototype playtest refine
We try to get research into code as early as we can. If something works on paper but doesn't play, it doesn't ship.
