Caribbean!

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No score yet - based on 2 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 0 out of 2
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 2
  3. Negative: 0 out of 2
  1. Riot Pixels
    Mar 19, 2015
    72
    If you’re not a fan of the «early access» concept, don’t rush to buy Caribbean. It’s a good game in its core, it’s just not ready yet.
  2. Game World Navigator Magazine
    Mar 26, 2015
    55
    Ostensibly a sandbox. Ostensibly an RPG with pirates. Ostensibly was in development for a long time – since July of 2012. And a lot of other “ostensiblies” that brought forward a radically new quality for the final product: “ostensibly a game”. [April 2015, p.64]

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4.3

Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 9 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 3 out of 9
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 9
  3. Negative: 5 out of 9
  1. DocMoriarty
    Mar 3, 2015
    3
    The game is missing just about everything that such a game should have such as modelled towns where you can walk in, sailing anytime on theThe game is missing just about everything that such a game should have such as modelled towns where you can walk in, sailing anytime on the sea, not only in fights, standing on deck of your ship while fighting and so on and so forth. Probably the worst implementation of a pirate game after the Raven's Cry disaster to date.

    You are a lot better off buying an old pirate game such as Pirates of the Caribbean with a good mod than playing this.    … Full Review »
  2. Davonskevort
    Dec 7, 2015
    8
    Ok I am going to buck against all these negative reviews. This game is fun and takes elements from Mount and blade and mixes them with SidOk I am going to buck against all these negative reviews. This game is fun and takes elements from Mount and blade and mixes them with Sid Myers Pirates and Total War (ship combat). The element of controlling troops via the map is a big improvement, the story element, the economy, the ability to take the map without suffering degrading income, the greater player customization are all improvements over the much loved mount and blade warband, and best of all... battles don't end just because the player gets dropped. The negatives are... while the ships cannons while fired by the player the gunners target the nearest ship, which may not be the ship you want to target. Grape shot from the cannons have the same range as ball shot... you are able kill all the crew on a ship at long distance, but chain shot is the shortest range of the shot types. What I find myself doing is just using grape shot exclusively in all battles and capturing all the ships that I board. In terms of city capture those defending with wooden forts are a whole lot tougher to take than those protected by a stone fort.... on stone forts you tell your guys to hide behind a hill while you go in single handedly and take the fort by killing the defenders who refuse to shoot you as you stand next to the guys firing the cannons. The wooden forts cannons can kill you and about 40 of your guys in the first 3 seconds of a battle.... Cannons blast radius is HUGE and hard to escape when your put in firing range... and the cannons fire at a fixed location which means you cant avoid being killed. Attacking forts via the sea is spectacular and fun to watch... but you shriek in terror at the knowledge that your well maintained ships are getting massive repair bills. The battlefields are limited in number but come off as better crafted than say Viking M&B. Another thing I liked a lot was the amount of gear and variations of it... so many to pick from.… Full Review »
  3. Harlehus
    Nov 23, 2015
    0
    I haven't played this game so i probably shouldn't rate it but here i am anyway.

    This game is from the developers that made the frustrating    I haven't played this game so i probably shouldn't rate it but here i am anyway.

    This game is from the developers that made the frustrating mess that was WFaS. This should tell you everything.
    But it gets worse. Instead of building on the warband engine they have build the game on the WFaS-engine that originally build on the first Mount and Blades engine and so was horribly outdated when it released. So now they are making a game in 2015 that has it core-mechanics from a game from 2007. It is insanity how Snowbird Game Studios seems to be focused on smearing the great name of Taleworlds and Mount and Blade by milking their rights to the original Mount and Blade-engine with their lazy products.

    Sickening    … Full Review »
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