The great explorer Seabeard had a dream of uniting these tribes, and to achieve that he built a city – Accodia, where everyone lived in peace. The seas used to have many rival tribes who were always fighting against each other. In Seabeard you’re engulfed in many other activities than just the ones mentioned above, such as exploring islands, finding items and hidden treasures in dungeons, gathering crew, and being occupied in other activities. In the other hand, Seabeard has distinctive differences from AC.

Both games are focusing a lot on personalization/customization and include daily quests with rewards.

If you have played it, then I’m sure you’ll notice the similarities between them in just a few minutes into the game. First of all, I’d like to point out that Seabeard is similar to Nintendo’s Animal Crossing. Even though it is a free game, it comes with the usual In App Purchases, which, similarly to most of freemium game apps, is forcing itself to the player, but we’ll come to this later. Its’ cute graphics and the nostalgic look that accompanies it certainly added to that. Having read the description and watched the trailer, I couldn’t help myself and wanted to play it eagerly. Seabeard is a new game by Backfilp Studios which was recently featured in the App Store’s “Best New Games” list.

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