Worlds Adrift
Worlds Adrift is a sandbox-style with realistic physics MMO set in a world of floating islands. With a steam-punk theme, players will explore a massive world with skyships they build themselves, forming crews and building a new history.
Using a special physics engine, players will be able to experience highly realistic physics as they use airships, grappling hooks, and more to explore a world with soft dynamic lighting, day/night cycle, and dynamic experiences.
Worlds Adrift is planning on a “pay once, play forever” gameplay model.
In a broken world that has now been shredded into floating islands, it is up to you to overcome this new world's challenges & fly in the wind.
You play as a Skypirate; and come on, who hasn’t secretly fantasized about being a Skypirate?
Great news for fans of Worlds Adrift fans! The first phase (of three total) has released for the Island Creator world building tool is live.
Bossa Studios, a multiple award-winning game developer and publisher, has raised a $1.35 million funding round led by London Venture Partners.
Unlike traditional mods, the best designs that are submitted will feature in the final game.
- Status: Pre-Release
- Release Date: May 17, 2018
- Business Model: Retail
- Developer: Bossa Studios
- Publisher: Bossa Studios
- Category: Stand-alone
- Genre(s): 3D, MMO, Adventure, RPG
- Platforms: Steam
- System requirements not yet known.
- Description: Worlds Adrift is a sandbox-style with realistic physics MMO set in a world of floating islands. With a steam-punk theme, players will explore a massive world with skyships they build themselves, forming crews and building a new history
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