Spice Winds vs Feature Creep

Spice Winds — A 1510 Mediterranean Trading Life The year is 1510. With a small ship and a pocket of gold, you set out to become the richest merchant on the Mediterranean — one cargo, one port, one clever deal at a time. Sail between ten historic ports — Venice, Genoa, Naples, Barcelona, Lisbon, Marseille, Istanbul, Tunis, Alexandria and Algiers — and read a living market where every price moves with supply and demand. Buy flax, iron, grain and spices where they're cheap, sell where they're dear, and watch for the port that pays a daily premium. FEATURES • A living economy — prices rise and fall as you and your rivals trade • Ten Mediterranean ports on a hand‑drawn map you can pan and explore • Build workshops and refine raw goods into valuable wares (flax→linen, iron→blades, grain→bread, sand→glass) • Grow a fleet — smacks, cogs, caravels and galleons; hire crew, repair hulls, mount cannon • Open warehouses, hire a merchant to sell while you sail, and a guard to keep thieves away • Take on guild and governor contracts for gold and reputation • Recover lost cargo from the deep with salvage charts • Climb the merchant rankings, earn ranks and titles, unlock achievements • Relaxing original soundtrack, with music and sound toggles Single‑player. Plays offline. Your progress is saved on your device. Hoist the sails, captain — the Mediterranean is yours to win.

Feature Creep is an arcade game about defending a small piece of software from the people who love it. Bugs come out of the walls and you squash them with your thumb. Between sprints, management hands you three new features and makes you pick one. Every one of them makes the graph go up and your life worse. There's no version of this where you win. There's a version where you last eleven sprints and feel briefly excellent about it. What's in it: a desk with a real mess on it. Power-ups named after things that actually save projects, like Hotfix, Rollback and QA Sweep. An economy that runs entirely on coffee. Boss bugs with names like "mobile build bricked itself" and "analytics pipeline is possessed." A mug that says WORLD'S OKAYEST DEVELOPER. A daily leaderboard called Today's Okayest Devs, so you can lose competitively. Made by one family in Ankara. If it breaks, mail us: irezapps@gmail.com.