Forgotten Seas

Food, which is often 90% useless/irrelevant in crafting games, is not only useful here, but can also be crated up (you make the crates, obviously), and sold for gold.

The graphics are beautiful, the love for detail in decoration, clothing, ships, islands and people are wonderful.

This subtle narrative thread adds intrigue to what could otherwise be a purely mechanical survival loop.

It's been pretty solid experience playing Co-Op so far, only have like 40H into it I think, but it is

In particular, Multiplayer worked fine with 2 players and one of us as Host.

However, the game play aspects are very appealing and hits all my addiction receptors; progression for your character and your ship resources, risk of loosing a ship and varying level of difficulty to build the ship again, and scarcity of some items and abundance of others.