Thank you! In which browser it did not work for you earlier? I tested in on various browsers (both desktop AND mobile, as I implemented on-screen mobile touch controls this time!) and I only had issues on my friend's Mac's Safari (but it worked on another Mac's Safari, so I did not investigate it much further, as it worked everywhere else I tried). It's nice to read that you liked audio, I am always pretty stressed about it, as I just use asset packs (I look forward to team up with a composer and sfx person for one of next editions though) and am usually not sure if the sounds I combine and the music I choose will work well together. Skies are a bit modified version of Sky3d Godot's plugin (I modified shader a bit), it's pretty heavy (it made fps of the game when running natively go down on my laptop from like 800+fps to 120-150fps), but it's worth it if you want quick and good looking results. The player confusion was something that was intended (that's also why I dropped the map from ui which I even had coded before and left only the pulsating tag on the compass), so it's also good to hear (or read) :) The steering and collision shapes fell victim of my last day scalling and little remodeling changes (the collision shapes for the coastline is there, there's actually multiple collision shapes for various parts of it, they're just scaled down like 100x times or just in wrong place... and the whole boyuancy and steering was also tuned horribly wrong last second by me, the turning should be 2x stronger and the model of the boat was initially intended to be bigger in comparison to collision shape, so it would not hover above water or go fully underneath), I take full responsibility for it, it will be fixed after the jam (well, it already is, I just can't publish it during voting period). I need to give myself few more hours of testing on the last day before the submission period ends :) Thanks for playing and giving me valuable feedback!

Thank you for taking your time and writing a comment with feedback (and for playing my game)! Actually the waves are modeled using simple Gerstner waves (those are pretty simple equations that describe waves, I have 4 waves overlapping here in different directions), and I simply have the same (parametrized) equations - one inside shader (that calculates the positions of each vertex in water mesh - fully done on gpu!) and one replicated in gdscript which calculates the depth "underwater" of each of 6 "boyuancy probes" I have around the ship, and I apply the actual boyuancy force to each of those points pointing backward (and ship movement is just a result of 6 forces and gravity combined). You can see those boyuancy points in a screenshot from one of my earlier builds that I published on GWJ's Discord (below). During the WASD usage however the forces are a bit overriden also by a general central boyuancy point and averaging some yaw/pitch/rol according to the wave angle below the ship and current action to be more responsive (although I completely messed that up in the end by using a collision shape of different scale than the final version of boat model - I will however fix that in a post-jam update, as I have fixed it already locally and it looks and feels so much better). Not capturing mouse cursor was a conscious decision, I saw some comments under various games in previous editions from people who did not like that... I could make that as an option as well maybe, as it's braindead simple :P