The water in Breakwaters isnt just there to make waves. How do you even stop something the size of an island with 8 legs and made of ancient stone? Little is known about the Crab Titan other than its not afraid to walk up onto dry land to attack humans and buildings directly.Since it swims below water, it can be difficult to attack. The Serpent Titan likes to roam near storms and causes large whirlpools which suck anything above water… below.It roams the ocean causes massive waves that wash over islands and carry away anything in their path. The Turtle Titan is difficult to damage and has a deadly range attacked.
The most well known are the Turtle Titan, the Serpent Titan, and the Crab Titan. There are multiple types of Titans in the world. Massive world filled with procedural islands and unique biomes.Build and customize your boat to handle Titans, rough weather, and local enemies.Craft items to suit your play style whether it be farmer, explorer, adventurer.Turn a valley into a lake or open the doors and flood the lowlands. Build structures that interact with the world scale ocean simulation.Defeat Titans as large as an island and fight Golems as big as a house.Gather crystals and refine them into items which displace and deform the ocean revealing rich resources below.Massive ocean sim that creates a unique interactive open-world experience.Single player and Online co-op (beta).Survive with what you can harvest from the land, trade with passing fishermen or at ports, and voyage across the world through deadly storms to find new adventures. Titans, artifacts from a dead civilization beneath the waves, roam the world causing destruction. Explore a procedural world with dangerous ocean depths and massive Titans in an Exploration Survival game that changes the way you interact with water.ĭisplace water with powerful crystals harvested from the world, delve into its depths to collect rare resources, build walls to contain the ocean or block the waves, and help the people rebuild from the constant destruction.
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