Got this game super cheap with a coupon I believe. Still it did not meet the measliest of expectations. Can you perform basic estimation addition? Can you read? If that's all you can do then this is the game for you, it will challenge you to your pinnacle. If you just so happen to fall in the remaining 99% of humanity, then go ahead and pass this up. There is no saving grace to this game in which I can even recommend this to anyone. If you really… absolutely must have more then please continue.

Gameplay: The game boils down to opening a few menus comparing a few numbers to find the “true” highest value, select, go to the ship out screen make sure you’re gonna make it in time and have enough fuel. Select your destination then press go. That’s it… that’s 95% of the game, sure you’ll go through a few other menus to buy ships but that’s about it.
The mini game that you play to dock and undock your ships is played a total of 10 times, and then you’ll only do it for the achievements. Especially once it gets later into the game you’ll just pay the fee because the time it takes you could make many more millions instead of saving a few hundred thousand. Its ok at best, boring most probably.

Ships: So this is like any basic game you could believe, the ships constantly get better… all the way up to the end. Suddenly the final ship just isn’t as good as the one you get before it. Not being able to navigate the Panama Canal is suddenly a big deal, even when you don’t think it will be. In the time, it takes the ship to go to the seriously profitable routes the one before it can travel to a different highly profitable and then a couple more.

Graphic: You’re gonna look at a map of the world with a few different menus, and your ships docked at port and the mini game of you sailing into the docking space. So, the graphics aren’t anything special but they’re good enough for what you’ll require.

Soundtrack: The sounds… meh… I did not care for them at all. It tries to mimic the port feeling but just distracts from the experience, the music at the world screen is bland and mind-numbing. Good thing it will only play for a max of 10 seconds at the very beginning and then a max of 4 seconds near the end. Then annoyingly a loud freight bull horn will sound. If the volume difference between the two wasn’t so drastic this wouldn’t be an issue, but the bull horn is so much louder than the music it just grates at you.

Just don’t get this, it’s boring and mostly a grind fest. You’ll click and unclick then click again at contracts to mix and match the best combination to get the highest payout and that’s the entirety of the game from the lowest ship to the highest ship.

Got this game super cheap with a coupon I believe. Still it did not meet the measliest of expectations. Can you perform basic estimation addition? Can you read? If that's all you can do then this is the game for you, it will challenge you to your pinnacle. If you just so happen to fall in the remaining 99% of humanity, then go ahead and pass this up. There is no saving grace to this game in which I can even recommend this to anyone. If you really… absolutely must have more then please continue. Gameplay: The game boils down to opening a few menus comparing a few numbers to find the “true” highest value, select, go to the ship out screen make sure you’re gonna make it in time and have enough fuel. Select your destination then press go. That’s it… that’s 95% of the game, sure you’ll go through a few other menus to buy ships but that’s about it. The mini game that you play to dock and undock your ships is played a total of 10 times, and then you’ll only do it for the achievements. Especially once it gets later into the game you’ll just pay the fee because the time it takes you could make many more millions instead of saving a few hundred thousand. Its ok at best, boring most probably. Ships: So this is like any basic game you could believe, the ships constantly get better… all the way up to the end. Suddenly the final ship just isn’t as good as the one you get before it. Not being able to navigate the Panama Canal is suddenly a big deal, even when you don’t think it will be. In the time, it takes the ship to go to the seriously profitable routes the one before it can travel to a different highly profitable and then a couple more. Graphic: You’re gonna look at a map of the world with a few different menus, and your ships docked at port and the mini game of you sailing into the docking space. So, the graphics aren’t anything special but they’re good enough for what you’ll require. Soundtrack: The sounds… meh… I did not care for them at all. It tries to mimic the port feeling but just distracts from the experience, the music at the world screen is bland and mind-numbing. Good thing it will only play for a max of 10 seconds at the very beginning and then a max of 4 seconds near the end. Then annoyingly a loud freight bull horn will sound. If the volume difference between the two wasn’t so drastic this wouldn’t be an issue, but the bull horn is so much louder than the music it just grates at you. Just don’t get this, it’s boring and mostly a grind fest. You’ll click and unclick then click again at contracts to mix and match the best combination to get the highest payout and that’s the entirety of the game from the lowest ship to the highest ship.