Sea of Thieves Age Rating and Parents Guide

Sea of Thieves is a first-person action-adventure game developed by Rare and published by Microsoft Studios. In the game, players explore an open world via a pirate ship. The game is described as a “shared-world adventure game”, which means groups of players will encounter each other regularly during their adventures, sometimes forming alliances, sometimes going head-to-head.

The player assumes the role of a pirate who completes voyages from different trading companies in order to become the ultimate pirate legend. Players need to become at least level 50 with 3 of the trading companies to become a Pirate Legend.

Microsoft Studios released the game in March 2018 for Windows and Xbox One; it was also one of the earliest first-party games released for Xbox Game Pass subscribers. An enhanced version of the game was released for the Xbox Series X/S in November 2020.

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Developer	Rare
Publisher	Microsoft Studios
Age Rating	ESRB- T, PEGI 12
Mode	Multiplayer
Genre	Action Adventure
Release Date	20 March 2018
Platforms	Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S

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Sea of Thieves Age Rating

Sea of Thieves Parents Guide 

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Sea of Thieves is an action-adventure game in which players assume the role of a pirate exploring a vast open world of oceans and islands.

Players sail ships, search for treasure, and engage in sea battles with rivals.

This game contains a lot of violent content, players can shoot and slash at skeleton-like creatures; enemies generally disappear with a wisp of smoke.

Players can also use their pistol or cutlass against a variety of human and non-human enemies.

At sea, players can shoot cannons at opposing ships, causing them to capsize and sink.

This gae includes the use of alcohol: During the game characters can drink mugs of grog, resulting in a screen-blurring effect; belching and hiccup sounds are sometimes heard.

Characters may also vomit after drinking too much grog; green vomit is sometimes seen dripping down the screen.

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Sea of Thieves Game Price

Sea of Thieves Gameplay

Sea of Thieves is a first-person perspective action-adventure. The game is set in a shared world, which means groups of players will encounter each other throughout their adventures. At the beginning of the game, the player selects their procedurally generated player avatar.

Solo and duo players sail around in a nimble sloop while players playing in a group control a larger three-person brigantine or a four-person galleon cooperatively by assuming different roles such as steering the ship, manning the cannons, navigating, boarding enemy ships, and scouting from the crow’s nest. Occasionally players may encounter hostile players who may attack them with cannonballs or board their ship.

If areas under the deck take damage, water will flow in and cause the ship to gradually sink. Players need to patch up the holes with planks of wood and bail out water using buckets. Alliances can be established with other parties of players. They will receive gold bonuses when a group in the same alliance completes a voyage. Forming an alliance does not prevent players from attacking each other.

If the player dies, they are sent to a ghost ship known as the Ferry of the Damned where they wait until they can respawn. A competitive multiplayer mode named “Arena” was introduced in the Anniversary update; it allows up to six teams of players to compete against each other by gathering silver in smaller maps.

Players can complete voyages offered by the game’s three main trading companies: Gold Hoarders, Order of Souls, and the Merchant Alliance. In the quests offered by Gold Hoarders, players are given a treasure map or a riddle to locate a treasure. The voyages offered by the Order of Souls are only combated challenges. Merchant Alliance’s missions demand players to deliver goods to vendors within a limited time. There exist three smaller factions. Two of them, the Hunter’s Call and the Reaper’s Bones, do not offer quests.

The Hunter’s Call will reward players who bring them cooked fish and meat, particularly from rarer types of fish. The Reaper’s Bones will pay for all kinds of treasures, but to rise within their ranks players have to give them special cursed treasures or flags stolen from other ships.

When players collect a treasure chest, they need to deliver them to the representatives of the quest-giving faction, though the ones holding the chest are defenseless and may have it be taken by other players. Completing voyages earns players gold, which can be spent on buying cosmetic items.

Pets emote and further cosmetic items can also be purchased using real-world currency by accessing the Pirate Emporium store. Doubloons, earned through completing commendations from the Bilge Rats, the fourth trading company that distributes quests, challenges, and cosmetics added to the game via post-launch updates, can be traded for gold or reputation.

The Anniversary update adds Tall Tales, which are a series of structured narrative missions. Completing quests also earns the player reputation points, which unlock more complicated quests from each faction and additional purchasable cosmetics. When players reach rank 50 with any three of the 6 trading companies, they will earn the title of “pirate legend”, which grants players new cosmetic items and access to a pirate hideout, the Tavern of Legends, as well as a special trading company called Athena’s Fortune.

Players can freely explore the game’s open-world on their own or with other players. When exploring a new location players can find various resources: food like bananas, coconuts, and mangos, which restore their health, as well as wood planks and cannonballs. Weapons including cutlasses, pistols, blunderbusses, and sniper rifles can be used to defeat hostile enemies: skeletons as well as sharks.

When players are sailing on the ocean, they may sometimes face adverse weather conditions such as thunderstorms or encounter shipwrecks, messages in bottles, skeleton ships, ghost fleets, or two monsters: the megalodon and the Kraken. Skull-shaped clouds indicate the locations of Skeleton Forts, which are raids that can be completed by players in the same server.

Players can interact with each other using emotes and by speaking via an in-game text and voice system. They can also play musical instruments together and drink at taverns. The Anniversary update allows players to engage in leisure activities like fishing, hunting, and cooking.

Sea of Thieves System Requirements

Sea of Thieves Official Trailer

Official website: www.seaofthieves.com

Know about Sea of Thieves age rating and parents guide. Sea of Thieves Age rating is E 10+ from ESRB. However, this game is rated by 12 PEGI.

The age rating, fixed by PEGI (Pan European Game Information) for UK citizens and ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) for the US Continent. Moreover, the PEGI rating is based on the physical content of the game and not on the players’ condition or their abuse usage online.

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