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eSail Sailing Simulator

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eSail Sailing Simulator was developed by eSail Ltd and first released on March 26, 2019. The publisher is credited as Players, and the game was made available for both Windows and macOS. There have been no other major ports to different platforms, but over time the simulator has received significant updates, including a version 2 release that expanded its features and improved overall gameplay.

The game is designed to provide a realistic and educational sailing experience. It teaches players the fundamentals of yachting, from raising sails and performing maneuvers like tacking and gybing to reefing, anchoring, and mooring. The simulator is set around the fictional Shearwater Islands, where players can explore wrecks and lighthouses, take part in treasure hunts, practice navigation, and even race against challenges. Dynamic weather and changing sea conditions also add to the sense of realism, making every sailing session unique.

eSail Sailing Simulator is a standalone title and not part of a larger series. While it does not have any direct prequels or sequels, the release of eSail V2 introduced major improvements such as multiplayer support, new mechanics, and language options. These updates acted more like expansions or refinements to the existing simulator rather than new separate titles, helping to keep the game fresh and engaging for its community.

Promotion for the game focused on its dual role as both a simulator and a teaching tool for those interested in sailing. Marketing highlighted the combination of realistic physics, detailed tutorials, and immersive open-world sailing challenges. Reception has been very positive, with players praising its authenticity, depth, and value as a learning resource. While some noted that the realism created a steep learning curve, the overall response has been strong, making it a well-regarded entry in the sailing simulator genre.