Mimosa Studio
Fleeting Shores
Race against a 3-year death clock in this economic Roguelite. Sail the Mediterranean, exploit extreme market surges, and amass 500 million gold. Fail the run? Inherit your treasures into the next playthrough and continue the struggle to defy destiny!
- Released
- 24 September 2026
- Developer
- Mimosa Studio
- Publisher
- Mimosa Studio
- Engine
- Unreal Engine 5
- Controller
- Full controller support
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows) · Mac
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG) · Simulator · Strategy · Indie
- 32
- Achievements
Fleeting Shores
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- Single player
Fleeting Shores
Reviews and languages
2 languages in the interface, 1 of them with full voice acting. English is supported.
Publisher's content notice
Fleeting Shores contains occasional mature content. All characters depicted are adults. Suggestive content: a small number of character portraits and story illustrations show revealing clothing - a dancer's outfit that bares the shoulders and midriff, a scene in which a character is caught in a storm at sea and her wet shirt clings to her, and a beach epilogue in which the cast wears period-appropriate swimwear. The game contains no nudity and no sexual acts. Romance with the companion characters is expressed only through dialogue and non-sexual affection. Violence: set in the Age of Sail, the story depicts pirate raids, naval battles, thugs cornering a character in a back alley, and the deaths of named characters. All of it is told through text and static artwork - there is no combat gameplay, no gore, and the only blood shown is at the corner of one character's mouth after she is beaten. Other themes some players may want to know about in advance: one companion character is a survivor of illegal human experimentation and carries old surgical scars; a fictional epidemic kills characters and drives part of the plot; a criminal organisation commits extortion and murders informants. Much of the story takes place in taverns, where characters drink and talk about drinking in the dialogue - alcohol appears in the artwork only as scenery, such as tankards and bottles on a table, and no character is ever shown in the act of drinking. An optional blackjack minigame lets the player bet in-game gold (no real money, no purchasable currency, no loot boxes). Language is mild. The game does not contain sexual assault or non-consensual sex, self-harm or suicide, drug use, or any sexual content involving minors.
Fleeting Shores