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Flagship pick01Build a city-state in a mythic Aegean, choose a patron god and spend their favour on miracles and creatures like Pegasus and the Hydra. Every new colony sits across the water, so triremes, transport boats and a good alliance decide everything. Deep, sociable and still busy, with a phone app for between-session check-ins.
Most broadsides02Bigpoint’s pirate adventure puts you at the wheel of a single ship and lets you fight sea monsters and other captains in real time. Upgrade the hull, haul treasure home and join a guild when the seas get crowded. The most immediate voyage here, loud and quick, with a long tail of upgrades.
Trader’s choice03Gameforge’s ancient island builder gives every island a single luxury resource, so wine, marble, crystal glass and sulphur must be traded, shipped or taken by force. Run cargo routes between your towns, research in the Academy and besiege rival ports. Calm early, clever throughout, and the best pure trading game here.
For shipwrights04Kixeye’s naval war game is about building warships from the hull up: choose armour, weapons and components, then send fleets across an ocean map against rival bases. Your own island base needs turrets and repair docks to hold. Intense, technical and demanding, now running on WebGL rather than Flash.
Gentlest voyage05InnoGames’ restful farm adventure has you helping your grandfather revive an overgrown village, where thorny vines choke the buildings and a strange stone circle hides a mystery. Grow peas, make hay and plywood, repair workshops and float a hot air balloon to new land. Peaceful, pretty, and playable on your phone.
Shore leave06upjers’ bright industrial-era city builder mixes hidden-object scenes with factory management. Search crowded pictures for the items on your list, then use the rewards to grow your production empire building by building. Team up with others in families. Quick to pick up and pleasantly different from the sea games around it.
