Fleets, not units
Pirates, Vikings, the Colonial Navy and the USA each sail their own ships, with their own commander and their own idea of a fair fight. Every hull you build costs gold, and every hull you lose is gold on the seabed.
Game
Real-time naval strategy for DOS, PlayStation 2, Mac and Windows.

About Dead Seas
Build a fleet, work the fishing grounds and oil fields, take the pirate bays, and try not to wake what lives under the ice. Dead Seas is a real-time naval strategy game built the way they used to be, and it runs on a DOS PC, a PlayStation 2, a PowerPC Mac or a Windows PC, all on the same sea.
Shareware: the tutorial, skirmish and the first episode of the campaign are free. Register for the full campaign, the map editor and your own flag online.
Key features
Pirates, Vikings, the Colonial Navy and the USA each sail their own ships, with their own commander and their own idea of a fair fight. Every hull you build costs gold, and every hull you lose is gold on the seabed.
Fishing boats, trawlers, tankers and whalers keep the money coming. Food, water and oil are sold at your own bay or traded abroad, and every one of those boats is something to protect.
A DOS PC, a PlayStation 2, a G4 Mac and a Windows laptop can all be in the same battle at once. Play on the official server, or bring them together for a LAN party.
Downloads
Shareware, registration and the tester programme are on the official Dead Seas site.
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