Spiritfarer: What To Do With Empty Shells

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Indie games rarely disappoint. Whether a gamer wants to indulge in a breathtaking action-adventure game or sharpen their hell-escaping skills, few indie games nail the relaxing atmosphere quite like Spiritfarer. With the gameplay offering many skills to unlock and several options for ship customization, it's likely that players will shed a tear as they cruise through the game's story, but unlikely that they'll ever be bored.

Despite Spiritfarer featuring countless useful items that can be used in crafting, cooking, or pleasing the boat's passengers, one that players may not know what to do with is empty shells. This guide will help players find and figure out what to do with these foul-smelling items.

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Whenever players leave their boat, whether it be to visit a random island or populated settlement, there's a good chance they'll return with various things clinging to the side of the ship. Some of these clingy items can be useful, such as the oysters. However, empty shells are a more common find, and will make the ship look quite unsightly.

To clean up their ship and earn some empty shells as a reward, players need to take a plunge into the ocean. If it's in motion, it will stop for them, so taking a dip isn't quite as dangerous as collecting lightning in a bottle. To drop into the water, players need to move down while pressing the jump button on the lowest part of the ship, or climb onto the rowboat and then jump out. There, they can swim to where the empty shells are attached to the boat, jump, and press the interact key to grab the item.

As their description implies, Empty Shells don't have a great number of uses. It's recommended that players visit a merchant like Francis to sell