Welcome to Maritime Sim

Vector Studios, a groundbreaking video game studio focused on developing realistic simulations, presents the next generation in maritime vessel traffic simulations. 

Maritime Sim is a realistic vessel traffic simulation focused on the management, monitoring and 
coordination of maritime traffic in busy waterways. Maritime Sim focuses, primarily within its first version of the game, on the River Thames in London and the Thames Barrier. This is a very busy stretch of the Thames with a varied amount of maritime traffic.

Take on the role of a Vessel Traffic Service (VTS) operator, overseeing commercial shipping, passenger vessels and support craft as they navigate the complex tidal Thames river. Using real-world inspired 
procedures, traffic rules and navigation logic, you’ll assign routes, manage traffic flow, respond to 
developing situations and prevent incidents before they happen.

Built with authenticity in mind, Maritime Sim emphasises situational awareness, decision-making and 
operational control rather than arcade handling. Every vessel movement matters and poor planning can quickly escalate into congestion, groundings or collisions.

Whether coordinating traffic through narrow channels, managing peak-hour congestion or responding to unexpected events, Maritime Sim delivers a grounded, systems-driven maritime experience designed for players who want realism, responsibility and control.

 Key Game Features:

• Control the Waterway. Command the Traffic.
• Serious Maritime Traffic Simulation Where Every Vessel Movement Matters
• Traffic Control for the Modern Waterway
• Realistic Vessel Traffic Service (VTS)-style gameplay
• Manage commercial, passenger, and support vessels including pilot tugs and emergency service vessels such as HM Coastguard vessels, RNLI Lifeboats and policing vessels
• Dynamic traffic flow throughout the tidal Thames river
• Route assignment, conflict prevention and flow control
• Systems-driven simulation focused on decision-making
• Designed for immersive realism, not arcade gameplay