
An open-world RPG, set in the Golden Age of Caribbean piracy. Embark on a 200-hour-long adventure, plunder cities and ships, explore the unknown, discover treasures, forge friendships, earn bounties on your head, and charm the ladies on your path to ultimate freedom!
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Inspired by Sea Dogs series and Sid Meier's Pirates!

Welcome to the Caribbean in 1654 AD, a place teeming with opportunities and mysteries. Assume the role of Charles de Maure, a young French noble who embarked on a journey to the New World to assist his brother. What initially appeared to be a simple family matter quickly evolves into a lifelong adventure.
Immerse yourself in the tale of a noble brat who rises to become the most influential figure in the Caribbean. Riches, titles, power, and romance – the ultimate booty awaits, and it's up to you to seize it all.

Embark on a 200-hour-long journey.
Undertake hundreds of quests.
Freeplay, rush through the story, or combine both - you're the Captain, and your ship will sail where you command.
Experience a historical narrative with a touch of mystique.
Explore romantic interests and companions.
Choose from various career options, from general-governor to pirate baron.

The Caribbean Sea – a realm of dozens of islands and cities, a grand archipelago shrouded in mystery and secrets. From the summits of Indian pyramids to the ocean depths, unique rewards, quests, and curiosities await. This open world is your sandbox, you are free to explore it and shape your legend as you see fit. Your decisions determine where to go, what to do, and who to take with you. Subdue the New World or it will destroy you!
Discover dozens of islands and settlements.
Build your very own colony.
Explore caves, pyramids, jungles, Indian tribes, and lost cities.
Visit taverns, brothels, shipyards, churches, forts, and many other points of interest.
Engage in treasure hunting and gambling.
Experience dynamic weather and the serene turquoise sea.

Owning a warship is a privilege, a symbol of status and luxury. You are among the very few who can afford such grandeur. Begin your journey with a simple sloop and work your way up to commanding a ship of the line or even a fleet of these formidable vessels, ready to plunder cities at your whim. No one will stand in your way. Tired from leading massive armadas and the responsibility? Take command of a fast Frigate or Corvette and just free roam the Caribbean. In moments of tranquility at sea, relish the stunning views, embrace the sense of exploration, or navigate in the heart of a storm.

Command dozens of ships representing the glory of the Age of Sail.
Customize, paint, upgrade, and repair your vessel.
Engage in unforgiving yet enjoyable naval combat.
Experience intense boarding action, from the upper deck to the captain's cabin.
Collect unique vessels to rule the seas.
Manage booty distribution, morale, and the threat of mutinies.
Assemble a formidable team of officers.

Captains are most vulnerable when they set foot on land. Surviving naval combat can be challenging, but at least you won't die alone – your crew will stand with you till the very end. Land battles are different: dishonest, ruthless and risky for you and those who you hold dear. Bring your companions with you, poison your weapons, study the terrain, craft deadly items, and confront thugs, soldiers, pirates, and rivals head-on.

Tailor your character's build – become a heavy swordsman, a nimble rogue, a master sharpshooter, or a silver-tongued diplomat.
Equip yourself and your companions with a wide array of swords, axes, rapiers, armor, muskets, and pistols.
Craft amulets, ammo, potions, and always be prepared for battle.
Seek out challenges – the more you fight, the stronger both you and your character become.
Command military operations from raiding to sieges.
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Languages: English, Russian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Italian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Turkish
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Hours played at review time, across 77 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
[strike] Some imbecile fumbled hard when setting up the "Complete Edition" bundle and now, since I already had the base game, I can only the bundle as a gift, or buy the dlcs individualy, thus not getting the bundle discount. [/strike] After reading online, most of the dlcs either suck, are bugged, or are jsut japanese level of obtuse and convoluted for the sake of... I don't even bloody know why. The only reason to get the dlcs is because the silly scallywags put between 3 to 8 achievements hostage behind every single dlc. Seriously, this alone is reason to give this game a negative review. Its beyond scumy. They put ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ achievements in the pirated patreon dlc and the supporter pack. Who bloody does that??! Game could be great if the balancing wasn't made by a literal drunken illegal parrot.
отвратительное качество
A seaworthy pirate sim, nothing like this exists on Steam.
Vorsicht ! Trojan:Win32/Ravartar!rfn Im Spiel, nicht Spielen !
I will begin with the positives as it is important to start with that: This game will provide HOURS and I do mean HOURS of gameplay, allowing you to while the hours down in a fun but challenging setting. There is a Sandbox Mode which allows for infinite replayability and exploring, just like Sid Meier's Pirates and Sea Dogs (Of which this game was inspired), and a story mode which is also fairly well made. The game has many mechanics that may seem complicated on the surface, but are actually quite simple once you get the hang of them. Things such as sailor upkeep, captain's shares, maintaining your ship, keeping your men fed and healthy, wind, point of sail, these are all things that aren't completely out of the norm for games like this. Ship to Ship combat is fun, rewarding, and the new aiming system that they recently updated is quite intuitive and fun to do. The trading aspect is great as well, you can learn the best sales and quite literally build an empire of money in game by simply visiting colonies and learning their imports and exports. The Devs have done a great job making it feel like a real, breathing world, with a new seasons mechanic that changes how you play, not only that but the Nations within the game (Spain, Netherlands, England, France, Pirates) will start and stop wars on their own, and these nations can conquer and take other colonies from one another aside from Pirates, they just raid. Ship Models are beautiful. The World Map is very easy to read and understand, once you've got it memorized, you can get anywhere without much issue. The RPG aspects of building a crew of specialists and upgrading your skills in fighting and ship management is incredibly in-depth and satisfying once you get the right crew going. You can build an entire fleet if you desire and go plundering as you want, or you can be a lone ship in an ocean of possibilities. Now for the Negatives. There are times where this game will crash for no reason, a lot of these have been hammered out by the Devs but they are still there. I have discovered that most times it's because of mods. Crew Boarding and Land Combat is extremely janky, if you have less crew even if you're well trained and high level, you aren't going to survive even if you are skilled and have mastered the combat. In the days of Sea Dogs, your crew functioned as a health bar as you fought the enemy captain, and I wish it would go back to that, it was a great and unique mechanic. Ship Ramming is not a thing in this game and you will nuke your ship's health trying to do it, or even if you do it accidentally. Many playthroughs of mine have been ruined because I forgot to save and then the enemy AI rammed it's ship to mine and I wasn't fast or maneuverable enough to avoid it, especially trying to get in close enough to board the enemy ship. Plenty of ships specialized in ramming in other games but you're not going to find it here. The wind mechanic can be frustrating at times trying to get your ship to move in situations where you need to escape a bigger ship who has better guns and faster movement than you. Land exploration is just a mess. It's so easy to get lost in the jungle and caves because they all use the same exact tileset and it's just difficult to figure out where you need to go. I know this is somewhat deliberate design but I do not like it. If they do add some landmarks unique to the areas around the colonies, that would improve it immensely. When you get into the late game, everyone wants gold doubloons instead of the regular peso currency, which ends up leaving you with literal millions of pesos but scraping to get any doubloons you can get your hands on. I really wish there was a way to convert the pesos to doubloons in a much easier way, you CAN purchase doubloons for pesos but they are limited at each bank you go to. Gameplay of raiding, selling plunder, and then raiding again can get a bit repetitive, but I find that more of a neutral issue than an outright negative. All in all, this game is an excellent time-sink that's a lot of fun to play, even if it can be a bit difficult at times. A lot of my own gripes are personal issues with the game, but overall the experience is by and large a fun experience. Lots of legendary ships in the DLC, lots to do on the world map, you'll rarely find yourself doing nothing. Building a crew, and then building a fleet to become an unstoppable force on the open sea is a fun and rewarding experience, one that you won't find in other pirate games.
If you played the Akella Studios "Pirates of the Caribbean" 2003 game, this is a vast improvement on that. Recycled textures and physics, and using the same engine - the developers of Caribbean Legend definitely paid homage to everything the source game was and more, creating an entirely new and memorable experience.
gamepad support please
"RPG" GAME WITH THE WORST ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ QUEST SYSTEM IN THE WHOLE ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE
해상전과 무역은 그리 어렵지 않고 나름대로 재미있는데 지상전이 상당히 스트레스다. 2대 1만 되어도 상당히 불리한데 메인 퀘스트 도중에 2대 1은 무슨 4대 1을 훌쩍 넘어가는 상황이 자주 발생함. 전반적으로 고전 게임의 불편함(불합리한 퀘스트 난이도, 시간제한, 빡빡한 조건 지키기)등이 아주 알차게 들어있으니 하려면 창작마당에서 치트 모드를 적당히 쓰는 걸 추천한다.
Pirates of the Caribbean is my favourite pirate game ever. Here is one particularly cursed chain of events that occurred in this game: Spent ~15 minutes in a naval battle. Grape-shot the enemy crew to make boarding easier. Sit through the crew-vs-crew phase. Loot a pile of containers. Die repeatedly to the mandatory captain duel because I am purely specced for trading. Finally win on attempt #5 with 4 HP left. Assigned my boatswain as prize captain. Returned to sailing. My two ships immediately collide (boarded ship had 90% hull hp before boarding) The captured ship sinks. My boatswain is permanently gone. Fun times on the high seas. Also, because the game engine is archaic, every major update bricks existing saves, so if you like going back to old saves, well, f*** you.
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