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Musitu Bass Marina

The marina behind the glass

About Musitu Bass Marina

Musitu Bass Marina is a small browser game about a channel, a nest and the dockside creatures who protect it. It runs entirely on your device, costs nothing and asks nothing in return.

Round stained-glass window with eight signal flags in red, blue, aqua and orange around an anchor
The flag window that hoists a pennant on every visit, in sail red, harbour blue, lagoon aqua and buoy orange.

A marina made of glass

Picture morning sun shining through a coloured window onto a busy yacht harbour. Every pane is a patch of water, every dark lead line a jetty or a mooring rope. At the end of the channel, under the longest pier, the bass keeps her nest — and the invaders know exactly where to find it.

How the defense works

Pike and catfish swim along a winding channel from the harbour mouth on the left. You spend shells to post herons, nets and otters on berths beside the water and promote them as the waves grow stronger. Hold out for ten waves with at least one heart left and the nest is safe. Your score counts every invader turned back plus a bonus for each remaining heart.

The signal flag wheel

When you arrive, a wheel of eight signal flags spins by itself and stops on one pennant: extra shells, more hearts, slower invaders, a free otter and more. The result is picked at random in your browser, lasts for the current browser session and only changes how this game plays.

Free play, nothing more

There are no purchases, deposits or prizes, and shells, points or pennants can never be exchanged for money or anything of value. Musitu Bass Marina is not a gambling product and does not imitate betting. It is a strategy puzzle with fish.

Made for adults

The site is meant for adults aged 19 and over. Play at your own pace, take breaks, and remember that a high score here says nothing about luck anywhere else.

Who is behind it

Musitu Bass Marina is designed, developed and owned by GAMPROTECT LTD. Feedback is always welcome through the contact page.