Steam Workshop is here for Bulwark!
In preparation for Wednesdays ShipShaper launch, I have pushed the beta update to live.
This means the following:
Bulwark now has a workshop for ships, these are exported from my new game shipshaper, which goes live this Wednesday (will be quite affordable upon release).
Subscribe to the ships in the workshop, the keywords will tell you what ship they replace
The selection is limited but will explode Wednesday when everyone can export ships from Shipshaper. T
Switch to any trade or combat surface ship and sail around (for fun you can also manually fire its guns)
reload Bulwark and they will replace the appropriate ship in Bulwark
Prepare your ships in the Demo, you can save them until Wednesday when the full version appears . The Demo does not export to Bulwark... so wait till Wednesday.View game page
Some unrelated new features to this update for Bulwark.
I reworked the entire Tutorial, removing the flying lock and making it more responsive and explorative. The old one was pretty sucky.
Some minor fixes and polish on items
If you want to check out Both Shipshaper and how things work in-game, check out this video
A new phase for the Franchise of Bulwark.
Some folks have asked if this is the end of Bulwark support , seeing as I've moved into boats. But this isn't the case entirely, I never truly stop with any of my games. And to be truly honest, I have no idea what will happen the coming months. Shipshaper might be a lovely little addition, it might take off, or anything in between. I have also some hope that this will finally draw folks back to Bulwark that have been on the fence. I mean Bulwark is no longer the game it was at release, but releases are what Steam rolls on. So who knows? But rest assured the next mainline game should be "Ancient Waves" a sailing prequel to the Falconeer that will show some of the deep origins of this world.
Please Please support ShipShaper, it's part of a strategy to keep this franchise going, so a Wishlist is going to go a long way!
Go try out some ships and
Ahoy,
Tomas