Annoying colors. Looks like a game made in the 90's by a kid.

Not very intuitive. I mean, the instructions for a menu? "Resetting" just brings you BACK to the menu? Come on, man. You can do better than this.

First, the game worked as intended - no matter how long the course I took to the treasure was, it never froze or glitched once. One minor point, though: the map feels useless if I can just direct my ship over entire continents. Also, for some reason this feels like a minigame within a larger scale game to me. Overall, though, it's a good job.

Interesting, but too simple- No route is more than just two directions repeated a few times. I'd like to see two or more points to navigate to each time. It would really help it!
No other complaints really, the animation on the movement could be smoother though, I guess.

if you are learning how to program games, then keep this test games to yourself, no point in making people "play" this.

Has potential, but not there. Decent concept, however when doing something on a global scale, you have to remember to link it so that the player can loop from one side of the globe to the other as well as not go though the squares that are compleatly land. The problem becomes if they try to go north beyond what is already there they should apear on the other side of the world. A little more play testing is needed before release. Also, I would suggest haveing more than just a single treasure to go after.