Order of the Souls provides you with a riddle, and the name of the skeleton you will need to defeat, but you have to work out which island you need to travel to. After each successful voyage you are rewarded with commendations that boost up your standing with that faction leading to more complex and lucrative quests.Įach of these guided missions are basically fetch quests, there is however a sprinkling of intrigue with them. Gold Hoarders will give you a map with an X marking the spot of a treasure and you will have to navigate to the island in question and observe the topography of the island to dig up the treasure, the Order of the Souls will see you travelling to an island and battling a special skeleton and collecting its cursed skull, and finally, Merchant Alliance which sees you performing tasks that mostly involve capturing and shipping animals to various locations. There are some roughly guided activities for you to do which are achieved by performing tasks for one of the three different factions that are currently available. First things first, Sea of Thieves is a pure sandbox. It feels like a game that is bursting with potential and like one of the random crew I found myself playing with on a four-man galleon said “It’s the most exciting prospect of a game I’ve played in years!” But is the prospect of what Sea of Thieves could be enough at the moment? This is in part because if I am entirely honest with myself, I just can’t quite put my finger on what I like about the game. I’ve been spending a fair amount of time on the high seas of Rare’s Sea of Thieves since the launch date a few day ago, but I am not ready yet to put my thoughts into a full scored review.
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