The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt

The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt - sea battles about a captain and his ship. The age of corsairs is in full swing, and the Caribbean is open to raids. A black flag with a skull is raised on board, and the crew sings shanti. The wind affects the speed, and without it the sailboat can barely move. Trade takes place between the islands, and prices vary depending on demand. Islands store rare resources and quests. The ship is boarded, prisoners are held for ransom, and treasures are searched throughout the archipelago. People are hired and supplies are purchased in ports and bays. You can build your own settlement on land and earn income from it. The sides can withstand the blow, but the holes require repair in the port. The fleet grows from captured ships. The game has hundreds of types of ships, divided into twenty classes. Decks and holds are filled with resources, ammunition and rare items, and the captain's skills grow separately. The controls are based on physics, and each ship obeys the helm in its own way. The team gets tired from hiking, so they go into the bays to rest. Ports provide tasks and repairs. Marque patents and robbery provide different incomes. The open world allows you to go anywhere and collect your own fleet. Reputation is built in relations with five countries, each of which gives its own bonuses. False flags, barrels of explosives and a battering ram are used, and enemy forts can be completely destroyed. The map opens as you sail, and each land keeps its own. Enemy forts are taken with the support of their own ships. Sea battles take place in salvos and boarding. For those who dream of having their own team, this game is suitable.