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{{HL2}} Welcome to '''The Ship''', and congratulations! You've just won a free ticket to a dream cruise onboard a spectacular, replica 1920's cruise ship! You might find a few things to concern you while you're enjoying the luxurious surroundings, like the fact that you have the name of another passenger... | {{HL2}} Welcome to '''The Ship''', and congratulations! You've just won a free ticket to a dream cruise onboard a spectacular, replica 1920's cruise ship! You might find a few things to concern you while you're enjoying the luxurious surroundings, like the fact that you have the name of another passenger... | ||
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==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
The Ship | The Ship is available on '''Steam''' for '''pre-purchase''' for '''$14.95 (USD)'''. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 27 June 2006
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You can also enter steam://store/2400 or visit the store to view purchase options.
Welcome to The Ship, and congratulations! You've just won a free ticket to a dream cruise onboard a spectacular, replica 1920's cruise ship! You might find a few things to concern you while you're enjoying the luxurious surroundings, like the fact that you have the name of another passenger...
The Ship is a unique multiplayer PC game developed by Outerlight, created using Valve's Source engine. Set on a series of luxury, art deco cruise ships built by Mr X, this devilish game challenges you to kill or be killed. Once you're on board you're given the name of another passenger whom you must find and secretly murder.Watch out for security unless you want to do some time in jail, take care of yourself and keep looking over your shoulder because somewhere out there is another hunter looking for you!
Availability
The Ship is available on Steam for pre-purchase for $14.95 (USD).
