Sea Of Thieves is either a feast or a famine. When you're playing with friends, it's an enjoyable voyage across a beautiful ocean, finding buried treasure and getting into trouble. When your group isn't up to snuff, you can find yourself lost, bored, and confused.

Looking bloody gorgeous, Sea Of Thieves defies modern gaming conventions in a brilliant and refreshing fashion, creating a fairly unique sandbox where you and your crew need to find your own fun. It's like a siren's song that keep drawing you back for more piratical adventures on the high seas.

The person to skeleton combat is lacklustre and dull, the quests are largely uninteresting and exploring islands yields little to no actual rewards.

This historian notes the progression in the pirate's attitude. At the outset, she is optimistic at best and infuriated at worst. Her outlook seems to peak when she first joins a crew and sails with friends, but she cannot maintain that energy, and eventually devolves once again into frustration—primarily, it seems, with other pirates of the time, who show little to no restraint in their violence for no reason. However, she maintains a constant love for the sea, and seemed to greatly enjoy the time she spent in a full crew; even throughout misfortunes, such as lost ships and chicken mishaps, there seemed to be great amusement. Perhaps, had she a more accessible and constant crew, her piracy might not have ended so soon after her arrival in the Sea of Thieves.