CURRENT NATIVE-BUILD DEVELOPMENT CAPTURE
SKULL SAILOR NATIVE SAILING CAPTURE
HOW TO READ THIS RECORD
This page documents what can be observed from one maintained first-party artifact. Its support list stays close to the visible build direction, while the boundary list names product claims the artifact cannot establish by itself. That separation prevents a development capture from being mistaken for a complete launch specification.
Use the record together with the current official feature pages. Future captures may refine or replace this evidence as the native build changes, and release facts remain governed by the live product and its eventual store listing.
WHAT IT SUPPORTS
- ✓ A player-commanded pirate ship is shown underway in the maintained native iPhone build, so the vessel is presented as part of the playable voyage rather than decorative background art.
- ✓ The public voyage includes navigation across open water and establishes sailing as one phase of the ship-to-shore adventure currently described by the official site.
- ✓ Ship orientation belongs to the verified broadside language: positioning the vessel and presenting its side are supported, while the exact control inputs remain outside this still-image evidence.
WHAT IT CANNOT PROVE
- — The capture does not establish a weapon count, damage model, ammunition system, aiming assistance or reload timing; each of those details needs separate current-build documentation.
- — It does not identify enemy classes, mission rules, progression, multiplayer or online services. Silence on those systems is kept as an open boundary, not treated as proof that they exist or are absent.
- — It is development evidence rather than a final release specification, so it cannot prove final launch graphics, supported devices, frame rate, battery use or App Store availability.