Corsairs 2: Pirates of the Caribbean (2003) PC

Corsairs 2: Pirates of the Caribbean was released by Akella in 2003. A distinctive feature of this game was the open world. During the passage of the game, we get acquainted with the adventures of a captain who served with the English governor.

Differences from the film

Based on the name, you can easily think that the game has something to do with the Pirates of the Caribbean movie series, but this is not the case. The film and the game are connected only by the theme and the presence in the Corsairs of a ship called the "Black Pearl" with terrifying pirates.

Gameplay

The general essence of the game is tied to the journey of the main character between locations, simultaneously performing basic and additional tasks for the game. Pirate enemies that fill the game world can interfere with the quests. Saving is also important in the game, the player has the opportunity to extract useful resources, buy and sell jewelry found in chests. There is the possibility of capturing enemy galleons, which can later be scuttled or attached to your fleet.

When performing certain actions, we are given a reputation, which greatly affects the attitude of the NPC to the player, the possibility of taking some quests. There is only one main character in Corsairs, but his team may consist of an additional three assistants. As you progress in the game world, Nathaniel Hawke and his team earn experience points, thereby increasing their level. With increasing levels, the player can hire officers for his fleet, this will not only strengthen the ship's characteristics, but also give more chances to win.

Boarding can be divided into locations, at first it is fights with opponents and, in case of victory, a search of chests in which you can find various items. In particular, there are jewels and Indian utensils in chests, selling treasures, you can enrich yourself well.

What is the game based on

The whole gameplay can be divided into several parts:

1. The game is played on land and during boarding with the use of cold weapons.
2. Naval battles using artillery.
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