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Sail Ho! is an FPS social deduction game with economic elements for up to 12 players. Use resources to complete tasks and fix your ship to escape a cursed island before pirates catch your crew, or sell them to buy weapons and defend against traitors. Or maybe... you are the traitor!
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Sail Ho! is a wild, fast-paced FPS party game for up to 12 players. After a shipwreck, you and your crew end up stranded on a cursed island. The bad news is that a pirate ship is after you. Even worse, the real threat might be sitting right beside you at the campfire.
Team up to fix your ship and escape before time runs out, or watch your friendships fall apart in a storm of betrayal, greed, and absolute chaos!
Your main goal is simple: fix the ship and escape! But surviving on this cursed island takes real effort. You’ll have to explore the wild, chop wood, gather supplies, and brave the dark forest to find a mystical crystal. Why the crystal? A giant Kraken has your only way home in its grip, and only the crystal can send it back into the deep.
Every resource you collect forces the crew to make tough choices. Will you use your wood and gold to buy tools like axes and fishing rods to fix the ship faster? Or will you spend your loot at the island merchant on swords and pistols for self-defense? Keep in mind, a teammate with a loaded gun might just be nervous—or they could be planning their next move.
Each game assigns secret roles, turning a rescue mission into a tense psychological battle:
The Crew: Work as a team, finish objectives, and use your resources wisely. Watch your teammates, raise the alarm if something seems off, gather at the campfire, and vote to exile anyone causing trouble.
The Traitors: Blend in, pretend to help, and do whatever it takes to stop the escape. Use your gold to buy weapons and take out the crew in secret, or quietly influence the votes to exile innocent players.
Time is running out, and the pirate ship is getting closer every day. Trust is hard to come by. Will you escape together, or end up sinking alone?
