Regions

The five global regions featured in Overboard all feature stunning details and atmospheric surroundings making sure each one feels unique from the other. Each region has four individual levels making 20 overall. These regions feature three standard levels and a boss fight as the end for each region. Accompanying the regions are music tracks that also really help to set the mood and tone of the game. This page features a brief summary of each region but click on the titles to read the more detailed pages.

## **Caribbean Region**

A cheery start

The Caribbean Region is the first region in Overboard. A nice, bright region to start off the game. With palm trees, clear waters, upmarket port towns and a bright and exotic music track, you may think you will have little trouble with this region. But be warned, don't be fooled by the seemingly calm surroundings. There is plenty out there waiting to kill you on your quest for the treasure so do take care. Otherwise the region itself is not too hard and you shouldn't much trouble clearing it.

## **Inca Region**

A dark, difficult region

The Inca Region is the second region in Overboard. The polar opposite of the Caribbean Region in terms of style and difficulty. This region is much darker and moodier and has a music track which is constantly foreboding. Getting dramatic to add to that sense of urgency. The Inca region is much longer and harder and will take a while to master the best ways of clearing each level. The beautifully carved architecture and flowers dotting the cliffs and plains do nothing to deter from how hard and tedious this region can be.

## **Arctic Region**

Bright but chilly

The Arctic Region is the third region in Overboard. A much lesser challenge than the Inca Region but still must not be taken lightly. This is the Region where the weather and nature try to stop you getting that treasure. From the fog, twisters and storm clouds, to the Ice burgs which casually float on the water. This makes the seemingly picturesque settings of gently fallen snow and Arctic towns much more deadly. Approach this cold region with caution.

## **Industrial Region**

Grime, grime and more grime

The Industrial Region is the fourth region in Overboard. This region is the darkest grimiest region of the five and is certainly a notch up in terms of difficulty. Your ship is the brightest element in this region as the machinery and walls in the Industrial Region are dark, grimy and dull. The music here is industrious and lots of clanks and metallic sounds definitely suit this region. The enemies here get very strong and sneaky; so you really need to be on your guard to out manoeuvre their attacks.

## **Egyptian Region**

Mystery and Magic

The Egyptian Region is the fifth and final region in Overboard. There is something mysterious about this region and the music adds to this feeling as well with magical tinkles and enchanting oboes. But don't let this distract you from the main objective. With this being the final region, you can imagine this is not going to be an easy challenge. The enemies are tough and their attacks are some of the most deadly. But one saving grace is that your arsenal of weapons is also possible of becoming very formidable.