About Sea Restore: Fill a Crater and Grow a Living Sea
Sea Restore begins with a single dramatic premise: a meteor has carved a vast dry crater into the earth, and the task is to fill it with water and watch it come alive. Starting from the First Drops and advancing through seven ages all the way to the Ocean Age, the game grows from a bare pit into a bustling seaside town. Along the way, fishers work the water, a delivery truck waits for orders, and 13 distinct sea monsters hatch from glowing eggs that rise from the meteor, each one carrying its own bonus. A leaderboard tracks the total water poured across every cycle, giving long-term play a concrete measure of progress. Music is composed by Yanni Ziangos a.k.a. YannZ under CC BY 4.0.
How to Play Sea Restore: Build, Craft, and Fill the Sea
The core loop starts at the pump. Tapping it adds water to the crater, and coins spent on upgrades bring in a stronger pump, new stations, and workers who keep the operation running. Workers gather goods, collectors carry those goods to the store, and town buildings process them into more valuable crafted items — sushi, pies, and gifts among them. Selling goods or fulfilling truck orders earns more coins to reinvest.
Managing the Water and Its Creatures
- Tap trash floating in the water to clear it and keep the sea clean.
- Catch glowing eggs that rise from the meteor to hatch sea monsters.
- Fill the tide meter to trigger a high tide, which delivers an extra surge of water.
- The sea continues working while away, so progress accumulates between sessions.
Cycles and the Leaderboard
- When the sea is completely full, start a new cycle.
- Each cycle's total water poured is added to a cumulative leaderboard score.
Controls
- Tap pump: Add water to the crater
- Tap trash: Clear debris from the water
- Tap glowing eggs: Catch eggs to hatch sea monsters
- Tap/spend coins: Upgrade the pump, build stations, and hire workers
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