Mayday Vacay

From Vacay… to Mayday

You and your friends are on a relaxing boat trip… but things don’t go as planned.

Everything is physics-based and fully interactive. The boat tilts, cargo slides, someone falls overboard, and suddenly you’re all scrambling to communicate, and work together just to keep the boat afloat.

Teamwork Makes It Better (Or Worse?)

Everyone has a role, but things rarely go as planned.

The captain steers but can’t see past the sail. The spotter has to shout directions from above, while others cook, fix leaks, or haul cargo across a shifting deck (while someone is just drinking on the mast).

The Boat is The Game

It’s not just a boat. It’s a fully physical system that reacts to everything you do. Every action is hands-on. You don’t press buttons, you grab, pull, push, and struggle to make things work. Raise the anchor together, adjust the sails, repair what breaks.

Weight matters. Balance matters. Cargo slides. Water fills the deck. The boat doesn’t fight for you. It fights back.

The Sea Is Not for the Weak

The sun burns your skin. Thirst and hunger wear you down. Seagulls steal your food, and sharks circle anyone who falls overboard. Everything is trying to slow you down.

To survive, you’ll need to take care of each other. Apply sunscreen before it’s too late, cook food, find water, and deal with whatever the sea throws at you.

Simple Tools, Bad Decisions

Use whatever you can find:

• Oars to row… or knock someone overboard

• Nailguns to fix the boat… or defend yourself

• Pans to cook food… or start fires

And when nothing else works, you can use a friend to plug the leak.

New Places, New Problems

Every location brings a new challenge. Cold areas force you to dress up. Stormy waters throw you off balance. Tight fjords make you slow down and move carefully. You never know what’s waiting ahead.

Stop at islands, solve puzzles, and gather supplies before heading back to the sea.