Crew Out is a chaotic 1–4 player co-op adventure where you and your friends manage a ship together. Sail across the ocean, explore islands, gather resources, craft, cook, and fight dangerous enemies. When everything goes wrong, teamwork is your only way out!
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ABOUT THIS GAME
Crew Out is a chaotic 1–4 player online co-op adventure where you and your friends work together to keep a single ship afloat.
Set sail, explore islands, complete quests, gather resources, and face dangerous enemies. There are no fixed roles. One moment you're steering the ship, and the next you're loading cannons, repairing damage, or saving a teammate!
MANAGE YOUR SHIP TOGETHER
Take control of the helm, adjust the sails, load cannons, and keep your ship in one piece.
When things go wrong, everyone has a job to do. Repair holes, bail out water, and work together to survive.
EXPLORE AND COMPLETE QUESTS
Sail across a spherical ocean filled with islands, ports, and hidden treasures.
Discover new locations, complete quests, collect rewards, and prepare your crew for the next adventure.
GATHER, CRAFT, AND COOK
Chop trees, mine resources, catch fish, and bring your supplies back to the ship.
Use crafting stations to process materials, prepare meals, and organize your supplies for the journey ahead.
FACE DANGEROUS ENCOUNTERS
Battle enemy ships, fire cannons, and defend your deck against boarding enemies.
From hostile pirates to ghost ships and powerful enemies, every encounter puts your crew's teamwork to the test.
NO FIXED ROLES, JUST TEAMWORK
Every crew member can take on any task. Your helmsman might become the cook, your cannon operator might need to repair the ship, and your best fighter might end up bailing out water.
Sailing a ship is easy. Keeping it afloat together is a different story.