Driftmoor

Driftmoor is a raft voyage to a lighthouse 2400 m away, where everything you build both steers and weighs. There is no rudder: each sail pulls the raft from the tile it stands on, so opening, halving or furling the sails on one side swings the bow, and keels decide where the raft pivots and how well it holds a line across the wind. Every piece, full barrel, fish rack, ballast stone and your own sailor presses its corner down, and the heavy side drags the raft round. Below waits the Lowmaw, which always rises under the edge riding lowest: shove it off, or make a barbed edge the lowest and let it sting itself. You gather by sailing the raft's edges through drift; drag nets widen the sweep and catch fish, and rain fills the barrels your sailor drinks from. Three legs, from calm shallows through cross-seas into a stormy dusk, take about ten minutes. Autosave, three save slots, a logbook of marks, four rafts to unlock and a Daily Voyage. Keyboard, mouse, touch and gamepad.