The buyer matters.
Mixed-color loads can need several ports. Unique items and mutated cargo add separate buyer conditions; the Index can identify where an individual item sells.
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Get the cargo there in one piece. Find the right buyer, finish your first voyage and check what you actually earned.
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VOYAGE PLANNER / 01CHOOSE YOUR CARGO
Where does this load go?
For ordinary cargo, match its color to the port. Special cargo needs its own buyer.
GREEN CARGO → GREEN PORT
Start with a simple Red–Green trip.
At Red Port, buy green cargo you can afford, place it on the boat and sail to Green Port. Sell it there; buy red cargo for the return to Red Port.
Follow the buy, place & sell sequence →
01 / CHOOSEOne destination
Start with affordable cargo for one buyer.
02 / LOADCheck it is aboard
Place the cargo, then confirm the load stays on the deck.
03 / SAILKeep it intact
Slow and turn around obstacles before an impact scatters it.
04 / SELLConfirm the sale
Use the matching buyer and check the sold-cargo result.
CHECK BEFORE DEPARTURE
Three things change the result.
The destination, a safe load and the real cost of a voyage matter together.
A receipt is not profit.
Subtract every cargo purchase, including items lost at sea. Keep upgrade spending and one-off Index rewards separate when comparing deliveries.
Check your trip result →Speed can cost cargo.
Impacts can scatter the load. A manageable shipment and controlled approach come before assuming a faster engine will fix the trip.
Read the hazard responses →THE TRIP LEDGER
Count the coins that stayed with you.
A successful sale can still leave you down after purchases and upgrades. Use the cargo page's ledger with the amounts you actually spent and received.
Calculate actual trip profit →NET RESULT / COINS
sale receipts
− cargo purchases
− trip gear & upgradesInclude lost cargo in the original purchase total once. The tool uses your entries; it does not predict prices or access your account.
CHOOSE YOUR NEXT TASK
From the first crate to the next upgrade.
Each guide adds the steps or conditions for a different part of the voyage.
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Finish your first delivery
Buy, place and sell a manageable load, then bring red cargo back on a normal Red–Green round trip.
Find a buyer & check the trip
Use the full port/special-buyer reference and the actual profit or loss ledger.
Decide what to upgrade
Separate deck-space, speed and handling problems before spending the next shipment budget.
Bring a fallen load home
Recognize ocean threats and follow the recovery checks when cargo goes overboard.
Check the current code evidence
See the dated code result and exact official game links without guessed reward strings.
BEFORE YOU SAIL AGAIN
A few useful answers.
Why will this port not buy my cargo?
Check the ordinary crate color, special-item type and the Index destination. Red, green and blue normal cargo go to their matching ports; the cave and Mutation Island have different conditions. Check a rejected sale.
Should I buy a bigger boat or a faster engine?
Check the symptom first. Cargo that does not fit is a deck-space problem; cargo scattering at obstacles is a handling problem. Inspect engine speed only after you can complete a controlled load. Use the upgrade checklist.
Can I always get fallen cargo back?
No recovery guarantee is established. Try to retrieve visible reachable cargo promptly and reload safely; if it disappears, keep its cost in the trip ledger. Follow the recovery steps.
Are there working codes?
No confirmed code or redemption interface was found in the reviewed sources on November 8, 2026. See the dated code status and official links.
Know what the answer is based on.
Official game identity and selected gameplay were reviewed on November 8, 2026. Prices and controls can change; this wiki does not claim a personal game playtest or guaranteed earnings.