About This Game

A storm made a mess of The Salty Scallop.

The crew's treasures were neatly stowed. Then a great storm sent everything tumbling across the decks. As quartermaster, you've got a ship to put back in order and plenty of treasure underfoot.

A place for every piece

Pick up the scattered loot, check the crew marks, and find a home for each piece. Coins, gems, instruments, and odd little keepsakes fill twelve rooms across two decks. Four crewmates have their own collections, so there's more to the job than putting all the shiny things together.

With over 3000 pieces of treasure to sort, you can settle in for a relaxing cleanup. Start with one shelf, finish a favorite collection, or work your way through a room. Filling that last empty space is always a satisfying sight.

Earn your keep

Sorting treasure earns Doubloons. Spend them on roomier satchels and handy equipment, including a boarding net, a grappling hook, and a powerful vacuum. The net gathers treasures in its selected area, up to your satchel's capacity. Aim the vacuum at a pile and keep pulling while you have room to carry it. Upgrade your satchel to hold as many as 48 treasures, enough for a full shelf.

Make yourself at home

Take your time aboard the Scallop. Daylight gives way to warm candlelight, rain patters against the windows, and the ship has plenty of little oddities to try. Stop to say hello to our beloved kitty before getting back to the shelves.

A little leisure time

Even a quartermaster deserves a break. Try your luck at Cannon & Coin: wager a few Doubloons, time the miniature cannon's shot, and aim for the painted sand ribbons. You might pocket a nice payout, or watch your stake disappear into bare sand. It's entirely optional, but a little off-duty fun never hurt a pirate.

The treasure will still be there when you're ready.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

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

This game did use generative AI during its development. This was more of a fun side project while working on the main project (Ducki's Descent, which doesn't use AI), tinkering around with AI since my fiancé likes this genre of games, so since it uses AI its free.