“Uncharted Waters: Origins” testing begins! Reviving a classic and setting sail on a new era of blue voyages.

After thirty years of heritage, the “Uncharted Waters” saga remains vibrant, reigniting its horn with support from modern technology. Today, under official Koei Tecmo authorization, Line Games and Motif co-develop, and Shengqu Games publishes the cross-platform naval RPG mobile game “Uncharted Waters: Origins,” which officially commences its “Voyage Test.” How does this title, cherished by countless players’ youthful memories, still stir the waves of maritime dreams today?

[Visual Innovation: From Nostalgic Pixels to an Immersive Nautical Canvas]

“Uncharted Waters: Origins” is not merely a remake but a modern reimagining of the classic. Utilizing the powerful Unreal Engine 4, the game transforms previously coarse pixelated scenes into a richly detailed, painterly dynamic world. The waves are no longer just a backdrop but shimmer and ripple with light and shadow; cobblestone paths in ports reflect the sunset, and the wood grain on decks is vividly tangible. This is not only a visual tribute to veteran players but also a vibrant maritime masterpiece laid out for newcomers.

From the bustling docks of Lisbon in Europe to the ancient architecture of Quanzhou Port in the East, every scene has been meticulously reconstructed. The graphical enhancements do not overshadow the original style and sentiment; instead, the familiar sea breeze and crashing waves come alive in a more authentic and moving way.

[Gathering Maritime Heroes: Vivid Reappearance of Classic Characters]

When mentioning “Uncharted Waters,” unforgettable are not only the vast oceans but also the charismatic navigators. In “Uncharted Waters: Origins,” many beloved characters return: John Farrell, a Portuguese noble youth who bravely sets sail in search of himself; the vengeful female pirate Catarina, whose battles intertwine obsession and loyalty; British commander Otto Spinola, who constantly wrestles between duty and honor... Their appearances and personalities are faithfully recreated, as if stepping right out of memories.

This test version also offers rich character story content, including 29 admiral chronicles and 10 affinity chronicles with reserved storylines. These narratives not only fill in gaps left unexplored in previous titles but also deepen each character’s motives and fate, adding a profound narrative layer to players’ maritime journeys.

[Chart Your Course: Write Your Own Ocean Legend]

Built upon the framework of “Uncharted Waters 2,” this game inherits the series’ most celebrated freedom of experience. It provides multiple independent protagonist storylines and constructs an open-ended seafaring life on top of that.

You can become a shrewd merchant, traveling between over 200 historically recreated ports worldwide, seizing real-time market trends for spices, ceramics, and other goods, and influencing port development through investments to gradually build your trade empire. Alternatively, you may take on the role of an explorer, steering your ship into uncharted waters. The game simulates over twenty real climate and ocean current systems, where every voyage might encounter storms or uncover hidden ancient ruins and treasures, making exploration full of unpredictability and excitement.

Of course, naval combat is also a crucial part of the seafaring career. The game features nearly one hundred historically accurate ships and battles across more than 300 types of sea terrains. Whether engaging in long-range cannon fire or close-quarters boarding, diverse tactical options ensure every sea battle is rich in strategy and thrill.

“Uncharted Waters: Origins” rekindles players’ passion for sailing by firmly capturing the series’ soul of “freedom, exploration, and nostalgia.” It stands as both a tribute to thirty years of classics and a sincere reboot for the future. Now, with sails raised and the helm in hand, the golden seas of memory await every captain’s return to continue the unfinished legend in a brand-new form.