Dragon Gold

Three steel coils, one small pontoon. Stack them tall and she rolls over; spread them low and she shrugs off the swell. Dragon Gold is a ship-loading game 🎮 built on that one idea 💡 — where you put the weight decides whether a ship floats upright, lists, grounds, or capsizes.

Each voyage hands you a manifest and a hull: a river barge under low bridges, a coaster that sits by the stern, a North Sea tweendecker, an offshore supply ship, a two-port container feeder, a heavy-lift ship with thousand-tonne cargo. You drop lots into the hold or onto the hatch covers, fill ballast tanks, and watch 👀 the hull re-float on every move. Draft, GM, list 📋 and trim update as you go, and a stability sheet shows each number 🔢 with the formula behind it, filled in with your own load.

Then she sails. The sea trial works out her roll period, how close it comes to the wave period, how far the wind leans her, and how hard the stacks get thrown about. Too tender and she hangs or capsizes; too stiff and she snaps back so sharply the lashings break. Every result says exactly which number 🔢 failed and why ❓.

36 voyages across six routes, a new ✨ daily voyage generated on the device 📱 each day, and an open dock where you load any unlocked hull with your own cargo — including lots you photograph yourself. Dragon Gold works fully offline 📴. If you have ever wondered why ❓ ships carry ballast, Dragon Gold lets you find out by loading one.