In development Made in Godot PC
An exploration game about sailing. Read the wind, trim your sail and drift between quiet summer shores.
About the game
A quiet, reflective sailing game about things ending, set across a chain of lakes at the height of summer.
Movement and atmosphere matter just as much as mechanics. Sailswept is being built by a solo developer in Godot and is still in development, so everything here will keep evolving.
Sailing
Wind drives everything. Trim the sheet, find a beam reach and feel the boat heel over and surge forward. Point too close to the wind and the sail starts to luff.
Water
Your wake is a real wave simulation: the hull pushes the water down and a V of ripples spreads out behind you. Swells grow with the wind, and stray too close to shore and you'll run aground.
Art
The world is rendered at a low resolution and snapped to the pixel grid, so it stays crisp as you move. Toon lighting, coloured shadows and outlines give every shoreline a hand-drawn feel.
World
Pine forests, pale shingle beaches and a lone house by the pier. Sailswept is a quiet, self-contained story about things ending, set at the height of summer.
Media
Captured in-game from the current build. Click any shot to view it full size.
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