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Thursday, September 22, 2005
Sea of Chaos
To celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day, we bring news of a game that puts the fun back into captaining a ship and sailing the high seas.

Sea of Chaos attempts to recreate hectic ship battles using 3D graphics, coupled with a good control scheme and upgradable weapons for that slight advantage over your opponents.

There's even a storyline and multiplayer as well. Love the pirate humor!

Name: Sea of Chaos
Developer: Kickbach Studios
Category: Action
Type: Freeware
Size: 40MB
Posted at 9:41 AM by Tim
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