Ship Simulator (Ships at the Bottom)

A wide stretch of water waits beyond the harbor. In Ship Simulator (Ships at the Bottom), you take command of two large ships and a smaller boat on a broad sea map. Low mountains rise near the shore. An island breaks up the route. Debris floats across the water, giving you solid targets to push through or hit. The water physics give each hull a heavy pull and a slower response in motion. Crashes between vessels are part of the sandbox. You can drift near land, head farther out, or drop anchor and watch the ship settle in place. Graphics settings let you change how the scene looks from the menu.

How to play?

On phones, drag up to move ahead and pull down to reverse, then use the rudder control to swing left or right. PC controls use W and S for throttle, with A and D moving the rudder. Press T when you want the anchor up or down. V switches to another vessel. C cycles through camera views. With the mouse, click the middle button to drag the view, hold the right button to move it, and use the left button to rotate around the ship.