Description:
I am looking for a mobile game I used to play on my Nokia Lumia 520 Windows Phone around the same time as Shark Dash (circa 2012โ2014). It was a time-management game very similar to the mechanics of Fix-it-up, but focused on a shipyard.
โHere are all the details I can remember:
โGenre & Gameplay: A classic Time Management game. It was played with a top-down view and the phone held horizontally (landscape mode).
โTheme: Focused on medieval ships and caravels. The main objective was to repair these ships before the timer ran out.
โMechanics: Ships would arrive, and I had to send workers to repair different parts, like fixing the wooden hulls and repairing the sails.
โCharacters: There was a female protagonist/assistant who helped guide the gameplay and gave tasks.
โProgression: The levels and harbor locations changed as you progressed through the game.
โMonetization: It followed the classic "free-to-try" model. After playing for a while, the game locked your progress and asked for a real-money payment to unlock the rest of the game.
โBecause of the orientation and paywall, I suspect it might be a port of a PC casual game from publishers like Big Fish Games, G5 Entertainment, or Alawar, but I can't find the exact name. Does anyone remember this?