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Pegi-12+ESRB-T+descr
Alcohol and Tobacco Reference, Mild Language, Violence

Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales

Rating: 3.7 (6 votes cast)
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Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales is a naval game devoted to pirate adventures at the Caribbean seas of the 17th century, aiming to be the ultimate pirate simulation. "Age of Pirates: Caribbean Tales" models all the details of a sword swinging pirate's life and misses no part of his everyday adventures. Taking the role of reckless fortune-hunter Blaze or redheaded daredevil Beatrice – the player will navigate his sailor in the original seas of the Caribbean, trade multiple goods, plunder merchant convoys, accomplish quests, build up his fleet, capture and rule colonies and much more.

Following his lucky star he lives an endless life full of naval battles, bloody fights, treasure hunt and other adventures, in a world of piracy and sea romance. In addition, the game can be played in third person perspective, allowing you to walk through your colonies or fight with your own sword, side by side with your crew, and challenge every other captain on the sea!

  • Successor of the well known games Sea Dogs, Age of Sail II and Pirates of the Caribbean (more than 1,5 million copies sold)
  • Be a pirate of your own, develop your skills, encounter evil enemies, beautiful ladies and conquer treasures and fame!
  • Total freedom without plot constrains – do what you like and face the consequences of your deeds!
  • Rush into epic naval battles with 16 different sail ships with many upgrades to develop
  • Lead squadrons up to four vessels or board enemy ships to bring chaos and destruction to all other landlubbers
  • Beat different weather conditions and fight devastating storms in day and night mode.
  • Conquer colonies, manage them and construct different town buildings and improve their defence
  • Join multiplayer battles with up to 16 real captains and prove to be a real sea dog in four different modes (Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, Defend the Convoy or Capture the Fort)
  • Stunning visuals in 3D, play your pirate in third person perspective and sail your ship with a flexible, zoomable camera through the Caribbean sea.

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27th Jul

By Archonsod

Is this Sea Dogs III or IV? The various licensing and name changes aside, it's yet another iteration of the RPG/Pirate/Sailing sim. This time out, you have a choice between two characters to start with. You can elect to serve a nation from the get go, or a freebooter (as always, the choice merely dictates your beginning relations. It is more than possible to switch sides as much as you wish throughout the game). There's a wealth of setup options too, from weather intensity to town development speeds. At the beginning, you're given half a map and a quest to find the other half, and that's it. You can opt to pursue the story right away, or perhaps instead indulge in some piracy, trading or running errands for one of the governors. Through the course of your adventures you can buy or capture a number of vessels, each of which can be upgraded in several areas. You will recruit officers who improve your ship, trading or fighting capabilities and can be developed in the same way as your main character, provided you can keep them loyal. Combat is well handled, between ships it's the old sail and bombard before closing to board. Upon boarding (or if you pick a fight in a town) combat switches to third person sword fighting whereupon you get a number of attacks or defences to use. Niggles are mainly minor. The free form nature means it can often be tricky to work out how to progress next, this is definitely not a game for those who prefer more directed play. Combat AI can be a bit iffy, with boarding actions often devolving into farce as both sides get stuck on scenery. Side quests are rather unimaginative, being almost entirely deliveries or escort missions. That said however the game is a lot of fun. If you ever played Sid Meier's Pirates and wished you could stand on the deck while you pounded the Spanish Treasure fleet then you're sure to get some enjoyment out of this game.

25th May

By marijn

nice graphics, but not a lot of adventure. all quests are like 'go from a to b and get this or deliver that'.
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