Seafight Review part3

Graphics

The graphics are a bit small, especially when it comes to the battlefront. But, this really makes no difference – as even as small as they are, the detail is great and realistic, especially on the crew's photos, gear, and more. There was a lot of time and effort put into the graphics here to make them realistic, which I for one appreciate. When it comes to the actual battles and the sea itself, I'm impressed as the monsters, the ships, the land, and the water all look awesome as well, especially for a free MMO game. So, I give the graphics on Seafight a solid 5 out of 5 as well.

Game Play

In the game, you aren't just out shooting monsters or saving princesses. You also have to keep an eye on your crew, which means keeping them healthy with food, life vests, and, of course, Rum. You have to keep an eye on your weapons, for both other pirates and monsters. And, you have to learn how to keep your ship in top shape, your ammo full, your quests in high gear, how to deal with the trader, how to shop from the bazaar, and much more. As you move along in the game, you will find what works best for your playing style, how to keep your crew healthy and happy, and how to upgrade as quickly as possible without losing too much gold or pearls. Personally, I love the game play, as it pulls different areas from different types of MMO games, and still allows you enough freedom and uniqueness to make the game worthwhile. So, for the game play, I give Seafight yet another 5 out of 5.