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So, you’ve just signed up with Captain Willie, thinking it’s all smooth sailing and potato peeling from here on out, right? Think again. This isn’t your typical cruise through the seven seas. You’re tasked with the simple stuff at first – chopping potatoes, keeping the furnace fired up, and making sure the deck’s looking tidy. But let’s just say things start to get a bit more complicated than that. With an average playtime of 30-45 minutes, you’ll find there’s more to this ship than meets the eye. And with the ability to toggle between full-screen and windowed mode using ALT + ENTER, you’re in for an immersive experience that’ll have you questioning whether you really want to see what’s lurking below deck.
Navigating around Captain Willie’s ship feels intuitive enough with the W, A, S, D keys for movement and your mouse to interact and zoom in on those finer details. But here’s the kicker – when the sun goes down, and the shadows start to creep across the deck, you’ll find yourself needing that SHIFT key more than you thought. Running isn’t just for avoiding extra chores; it’s about surviving until dawn. As you dive deeper into the bowels of the ship, completing what seemed like mundane tasks, you’ll start to uncover secrets that are best left at the bottom of the ocean. The game cleverly blends the routine with the eerie, making each click and each step a decision between wanting to know more and wishing you could just go back to chopping potatoes in peace.