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The Ship: Murder Party

The Ship is a murder mystery multiplayer.

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Very Positive (2,554) - 84% of the 2,554 user reviews for this game are positive.

Release Date:

11 Jul, 2006

Developer:

Outerlight Ltd.

Publisher:

Blazing Griffin

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Recommended

By CitiBuild 23 April, 2015

“An extremely fun Source Engine game with a short but sweet single player and exciting, unique, detailed and feature-full multi-player.”

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Languages:

	Interface	Full Audio	Subtitles
English	✔
French	✔
German	✔
Italian	✔
Spanish - Spain	✔
Polish	✔
Russian	✔
Japanese	✔

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Online interactivity, In-game chat

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Title: The Ship: Murder Party
Genre: Action, Indie, RPG

Developer: Outerlight Ltd.

Publisher: Blazing Griffin

Release Date: 11 Jul, 2006

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“its gameplay and design draw on everything from Poirot to Quake, with even a slightly unhealthy dose of The Sims thrown into the mix - but the game is much more than the sum of its well worn parts”
8 – Videogamer

“Unlike a lot of its hybrid predecessors, this multigenre multiplayer game really is something completely different. While the game draws on identifiable sources such as Quake, The Sims, and Clue, it mashes these elements together with a few new ideas to create an innovative experience that doesn't play like any of its inspirations.”
8.3 – Gamespot

“the game twists around the Clue formula to make it a little more interesting. Instead of having to uncover a killer, The Ship makes you the killer. The main gameplay mechanic revolves around finding your target, called your quarry, and breaking their face as stealthily as possible. To do so there are plenty of lethal odds-and-ends to wield, and even some environmental traps. It's certainly a quirky take on first-person gaming, but it's an entertaining one once you get the hang of it.”
7.4 – IGN

Finding a Server

Ahoy Shipmates!

Unfortunately the in-game server browser is no longer working. However, players can connect to servers via the Steam Client > View > Servers (if you don't see The Ship you may have to restart the client). Feel free to drop by the forums to chat about this and you can find a more detail explanation of the issues in our announcement:

About This Game

This package includes a tutorial, The Ship Single Player, which introduces you to some gameplay mechanics and storyline, and The Ship Multiplayer where you can hunt and be hunted by other players.

Please read our State of the Game announcement:

For PC gamers who enjoy multiplayer games with a bit of intelligence, intrigue and ingenuity, The Ship is a murder mystery alternative to traditional FPS multiplayer games. Each player is given a Quarry to kill - and must evade their own Hunter in the process, all set on board a series of 1920s art deco cruise ships.

The Ship is owned by the mysterious Mr X and as one of many 'lucky' recipients of a free ticket you arrive on board The Ship to find there's a catch to your luxury cruise. You are coerced into a brutal Hunt to indulge Mr. X's fantasies, under threat of death for not only yourself, but also your family. Your only chance to save yourself and your family is to play the Hunt and win.

Combining stealthy multiplayer action and a needs system, The Ship is a truly unique gaming experience.

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* Starting January 1st, 2024, the Steam Client will only support Windows 10 and later versions.

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