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A ghost ship at the bottom of your screen

The Flying Dutchman wasn't built to be the best boat in the game. It was built to be the most beautiful one. Hollow hull, torn sails, and half of it isn't really there — the hull of a ship that stopped weighing anything, haunted and not the least bit sorry.

It doesn't buy you an edge

Its hold isn't the largest in the fleet, and the fish that comes out of it isn't worth a cent more. What you get is the silhouette: the ship crossing the rain, lighting up in the Glowing Waters off Noronha, cut out of the dark by lightning at sea. The championship stays just as fair for people who bought this and people who didn't.

A parrot that explains nothing

It flies around the boat and keeps an eye on the horizon. It doesn't fish, doesn't help, and doesn't eat your catch. It's just there — and that's enough.

The brand-new tricorne

Hats in this game arrive by stork: torn or worn, however she found them along the way. The new tricorne is the one she will never bring. It only comes from here.

Requires the base game

Nothing extra to download: the next time you open À Deriva after buying, the boat is in the Dock Shop, the bird is in the Effects panel and the hat is in your Wardrobe.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This DLC's pixel art — the Flying Dutchman, the parrot and the tricorne — was generated with AI tools and then edited by hand.