Red Axe and Resolet Announce Horn of Africa Pirate Survival Game for PC
The pitch trades the historical Caribbean for a modern East African coast and builds its loop around scavenging and merchant raiding, a setting and economy mix that separates it from the wave of pirate survival games already competing on Steam.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Red Axe Games and Resolet Games announced Horn of Africa, an open-world pirate survival game set along the East African coast. Players begin with a small fishing boat and earn money by opening floating containers, exploring sunken ships, hunting undersea treasure, and raiding merchant ships. Earnings go toward boat upgrades, weapons, and a pirate base. Online co-op supports one player or friends. Release is planned for PC via Steam.
The game opens with a small fishing boat and no reputation. From there the loop runs through containers drifting at sea, sunken wrecks, underwater caches, and merchant ships worth boarding. Money earned from those runs goes into boat customization and weapons, and into a base the player builds and develops.
Random events, hidden areas, secrets, a day-night cycle, and dynamic weather sit on top of the open ocean map. Coast guard pursuit and sea chases supply the pressure. The store page lists PC via Steam as the planned release platform.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.