In this very first blog post, let’s talk about the game’s premise and the allover vision we have for Bermuda – Lost Survival. The journey begins with you being stranded on a life raft within the wide ocean of the Bermuda Triangle.
The first thing, you’ll notice is the indication of your avatars needs, which need to be satisfied to stay alive. While you can rely on the raft’s emergency supplies for a couple of days, you’ll have to figure out how to hunt, distill water and cure injuries on the long term. You’ll explore the rich underwater environment and dive for all sorts of materials, that help you to craft tools and other useful equipment.
You will also use salvaged ship and plane wrecks to build floating outposts. Those are very important and play a strategic role, as there are no islands or continents in this game.
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Open World
Bermuda – Lost Survival plays in an open world sea scenario containing sectors with different reefs and individual resources. Since a sector never contains all resources, you must plan strategic outposts and optimize your crafting chains and travel routes.
Dynamic Ecosystem
Each reef in the game has an individual ecosystem that is affected by your actions. Observe the wildlife’s reaction and keep the natural balance as your life depends on the reefs natural supplies!
Progressive Gameplay
As you progress further, the game focus will shift: Crafting and building plays a very important role in the beginning. Your next step will be to explore deeper waters and find out about Bermuda’s myth. But your activities in the depths will not stay unnoticed!
Exploration
Upgrade your equipment and prepare for the depths! Visit impressive wrecks and ancient structures. Search them for unique artifacts and hints that might lead you to the myth of the Bermuda Triangle.
Late Game
After drawing too much attention, a hostile faction guarding Bermuda’s secret will find you.
Take action and fight for your survival!
Not to discourage you, but perhaps your time would be better spent contributing somehow to the game "Stranded Deep", as it seems identical to this.
We plan a very different direction than Stranded Deep as we want to capture the mystery of the Bermuda triangle, as well as a more dynamic world requiring strategic resource planning.