that's quite a unique movement system, indeed. I'm not sure how well it scales because I think it might get tiresome to type the coordinates if you had to navigate around reefs or other ships and so on but it was very interesting. Good idea!

Great concept! Really interesting mechanics.

Just a simple idea: I think would be interesting to let the player zoom in or out to see a more precise coordinates values on the x / y guides.

It's a cool concept, I like that you made a strategy game. Anything that isn't some kind of platformer variation gets creativity points from me!

I think showing the current coordinates wherever you hover your mouse would help a lot. Or some kind of indicator on the axis that move when you move your mouse?

I like the concept and I think typing the coordinates adds more depth to the game than just clicking where the ships should go.  I do wish that there was a way to cycle through the ships with out clicking on them.  Also the timer gets weird when there is 1 minute with single digit seconds.

I accidentally crashed my first ship into the dock while trying to get to the fishes and I couldn't buy another one, as I had no fish :D

I wish the ships would move just a bit faster or have an option to speed up. Waiting for them to get to where I wanted them was tedious!

Though it was lacking some polish, I think the coordinate movement idea was super cool, and could definitely be expanded upon.

I quite like the coordinate inputs for ship movement, feels like I'm in the shoes of a naval coordinator, very cool

Interesting game, any particular reason for using coordinates? I feel like it would be more intuitive to do point and click, I liked the resource gathering aspect, great job!

Genuinely unsure how to play this one! I'd suggest adding more specific instructions -- i typed 10, 10 in the x/y input, but it said it was an Invalid ship destination :/ maybe mark the coordinates?