what kind of work is this

《life of ocean》is a First-person oceanic adventure survival game.
you will start from a desert island. Alone, without any means to call for help, you must do what you can to survive.
when you dont need to worry about food or clothing, there are countless treasures waiting for you under the ocean.
take the Treasure Map you found, camposs and shovel, become the richest adventurer in this ocean!

Survive

Health, Hunger, Thirst, Manage and monitor these vitals to continue your adventure. Grilled fish, fresh water, and Edible fruit to stay alive.
fresh water will be the most important resources, because fresh water is the medium of payment with NPC in this world.

Crafe Tools

Axe, Pickaxe, Spear, Torch, cutlass,firegun and so much more can all be crafted through an interactive crafting menu.
Ships are the main means of transportation in this game. Players can use ships to transport goods and explore travel.

Dynamic Weather System

This game has a basic day and night cycle, rainy weather, sunny weather, it will extinguish the equipment that uses fire to work on rainy day, such as campfire, barbecues, furnaces, etc.
We will add more weather season systems to the game in the future, such as dry season, wet season, etc.

Interesting treasure mining system

Digging treasures will make the player's adventures easy and interesting. Before you set off, you need to prepare three items, the treasure map you found, a compass and a shovel.
After digging out the treasure, the player will encounter the skeleton or demon spirit . Beat them will get the key to open the treasure chest.
The rewards of treasure chests are random, also players can choose to sell the treasure directly to NPC for stable rewards.

Future update direction

The current version is enough for you to explore more than ten hours, but many details need to be polished. We will add more plants and animal to enrich the game.
And also enrich the vehicle system, add ghost ships, giant sea monsters and other contendable enemies to create exciting sea navigation.