An independent ship simulation built for players who want depth, consequence, and the open ocean.
Hull Breach began development in 2022 as a solo project with a clear vision: create the ship simulator that naval enthusiasts have been waiting for.
Unlike arcade naval games, Hull Breach treats every vessel as a complex machine. Flooding, fires, structural collapse, and system failures are not scripted events — they emerge from the physics simulation. Your decisions as captain matter, and mistakes have lasting consequences.
Command, damage control, and survival on the high seas.
Penetrating hits breach the hull. Water floods compartments based on pressure and compartment integrity. Pumps, doors, and damage control teams are your lifeline.
Engines, boilers, electrical grids, and weapons systems are interconnected. Lose a boiler and your top speed drops. Lose power and your turrets go silent.
Assign crew to stations. Prioritize repairs, man guns, or fight fires. In multiplayer, coordinate with human crewmates for maximum efficiency.
A growing fleet of meticulously researched vessels.
Each ship in Hull Breach is built from reference drawings and historical documentation. Internal layouts are modeled compartment by compartment. Additional vessels will be available through the online store as development progresses.
Sail alone or bring a full crew.
Hull Breach supports dedicated multiplayer sessions hosted officially or by the community. The game client connects to this website to discover active sessions and authenticate your account. Purchased ships and content are available in any session you join.
Screenshots and videos will be added as development milestones are reached.