ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles – a ship designer from Thomas Sala, the creator of The Falconeer and Bulwark, was released in Early Access on September 2, 2026. Published by Wired Productions and Gamersky Games. The project began as an expansion to Bulwark and has grown into a standalone game. Without rules and goals This isn't a strategy game or a simulator with tasks. There are no victories, optimal solutions, battles, or even familiar controls. You simply build ships: drag and connect parts and watch them emerge as anything from a fishing boat to a sailing ship, an ironclad, or an antique dreadnought. No 3D modeling skills are required. The hull is molded smoothly, without clutter, and the tool automatically adjusts to the shape: it places the part in place, balances the vessel, and adjusts the elements to the contours. Sails, pipes and boats You can limit yourself to the general outline, or tinker with the details. The kit includes sails, smokestacks, engines, guns, portholes, lanterns, railings, and lifeboats. You can stop and pick up your work at any time. The completed ship is launched for a trial run, with dynamic lighting, and the navigation physics already take the hull shape into account. Ships outside the game You can display your creations in the Ursi diorama and admire them, or you can transfer them to Bulwark and future games in the series, hoist the sails, and go into battle. Models are exported for 3D printing, mods, and custom games, all under a free commercial license. In The Falconeer, you flew birds, in Bulwark, you built fortresses, and ShipShaper is all about ships. Plans include airships, parts sets for liners and aircraft carriers, and a Steam Workshop. Download ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles You can download it via torrent on your PC on this page. Features of the game Free modeling of the body without 3D skills. Boats, sailing ships, battleships and dreadnoughts. Sails, engines, guns and dozens of small parts. Trial voyage and diorama of Ursi. Export to Bulwark and for 3D printing.