>>> Description:
(despite the above picture, the game is in English) The Ship traditional first and third person gameplay with a Sims-style day-to-day needs system. You’re on board a Ship to play a deadly cat-and-mouse game. Each player is given the name of one of the other contestants on-board and must hunt them down and kill them with any weapon they can find. You must do this while avoiding capture by security, or being killed by the person hunting you. Depending on the game mode, the winner is either the last hunter alive or the one with the most money in his bank account.

Once the action has started, you can't stop, either. This means that you inevitably wind up killing and getting killed in some pretty choice situations. Finally give in and visit the toilet, and the door might be kicked open by a chick with a pool cue. Take a nap, and you might wake up torched by a flare gun. Hit a vending machine for a much-needed soft drink, and you might get your throat cut with a straight razor before you take a sip. Every match features loads of moments that make you laugh out loud, even when you're the one being thumped on the head in the john. The whole situation is gleefully nihilistic and absurd, with the craziness being accentuated by killers and victims who often look like scrunched-up caricatures of gangsters and flappers from the Jazz Age.

Refuse to catch some z's on a regular basis, and you might just fall asleep at the worst possible moment!

Five different modes of play offer variations on the above formula, but only three are really worth playing. Both the one-on-one duel and deathmatch modes seem ill suited to the deliberate style of play that The Ship is best at, so you're best off with elimination, a cautious game with players battling to be the last one alive; hunt, a free-for-all where you respawn again and again and are assigned different targets in timed rounds in a quest to accumulate a set amount of cash before the clock expires; and a solo-only arcade variant. Actually, you're just sort of stuck with arcade, a single-player option with moronic bots who prefer taking naps to trying to kill you, as it is crucial to learn the layout of the six relatively complex ship maps (which range from the small steamboat Atalanta and the little cruiser Batavia to huge luxury liners such as the Andrea Doria and the Cyclops) before venturing online against human opposition...

>>> System Requirements:
Space: At least 1.3GB
Processor: 1.8GHz
RAM: 512MB
Operating System: Windows 2000/XP/ME/98
DirectX Version: 9.0c
Recommended System Requirements
Processor: 2.8GHz
RAM: 512MB - 1GB

>>> Screenshots:

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