Blue Sign
In the fictional port city of Rissebra, you work as a marine insurance underwriter. Review the documents brought to your desk by shipowners, and uncover the risks hidden in their vessels, routes, and cargo. The decision to approve or reject each insurance contract rests entirely on your judgment.
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Become an Underwriter and Decide the Fate of Maritime Insurance Contracts.
Blue Sign is a point-and-click simulation game where you assess the risks of maritime insurance contracts and decide whether to underwrite them.
In the fictional port city of Lissebra, you will work as an underwriter for an insurance company.
An Age When the Sea Opened the Future
The Age of Sail promises wealth, glory, and a radiant future.
Exotic spices, silk, minerals, and rare goods fill the harbors, while new ships arrive and depart from the docks of Lissebra each day.
But the sea does not always bring romance.
At times, waves swallow entire vessels. Familiar routes lead ships onto hidden reefs.
As maritime trade flourishes, more people are forced to face the dangers of the sea. A successful voyage can bring a shipowner great wealth—but a single accident can take everything away.
Fortuna Marine Insurance Company offers them a contract to share the losses they may suffer at sea: maritime insurance.
Risks Laid Out Across Your Desk
Applicants will come to your desk with information about their vessels and plans for the voyage ahead.
Examine the documents they submit. Review each case against the underwriting criteria. Make a decision based on the facts before you.
Moments That Demand Your Judgment
Not every decision can be made objectively.
Documents of uncertain authenticity, rumors, and the trustworthiness of those before you—information beyond any written guideline—will test your judgment.
The Consequences of Your Signature Return
Every applicant arrives with a story of their own.
Experience the aftermath of your decisions, and discover what becomes of the people whose contracts passed through your hands.
