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How will the nautical gospel spread without piratical preachers?

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The Caribbean Sail

Victorian Clambake Developer

Victorian Clambake Publisher

2017-09-19 Release

Indie Strategy Casual RPG Simulation Singleplayer Tags

Game News Posts: 73

🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse

Very Positive (456 reviews)

https://victorianclambake.com/caribbeansail

Steam Store

The Game includes VR Support

Public Linux Depots:

The Caribbean Sail Linux [36.76 M]

Be the Captain of your own ship in the 1700's and make decisions that will determine your fate. Control everything from food rationing to amputating limbs. Sail for the British Navy or rebel and become a pirate. The lives of your crew are in your gout ridden hands.

Gameplay Overview

Name your crew, choose your profession, purchase a ship, stock up on supplies, and then set sail at the mercy of the wind. You'll encounter pirates, storms, disease, starvation, and death more as you sail 4,341 miles of open ocean.

Survive the voyage and arrive in Nassau to have your captain's name uploaded to the leaderboard! If you fail and die horribly, you may leave behind a message in a bottle that you'll find as a marker on your next voyages.

Each vessel matches the speed of it's real life counterpart which will give you an accurate depiction of how difficult and tedious a journey across the ocean was in the age of sail. You could enjoy a casual experience on a Frigate as you fly across the waves and decimate pirates in a War Galleon like a rich ponce- or -Suffer a HARDCORE challenge on the Raft and struggle to feed your men daily while your vessel crawls along so slowly you'll BEG the wind to pick up.

The Exciting Stuff!

8-bit renditions of nautical shanties and folk songs!
Funny and depressing people to talk to!
Harpoon Fishing!
Treacherous Reefs!
Dynamic Weather!
Varied difficulty by ship!
Hypnotic Water!
Naval Skirmishes!
Online Leaderboards!
Dark Whimsy!
Secrets and Easter eggs!
Turtles!
-and NO crafting! I promise!

Two large content expansions are being developed and will be added for free

Route Planning - Plot your own course across the Atlantic and visit new locations!
Fantasy Toggle - Fantastic legends of the sea, myths, monsters, and more brought to life!

MINIMAL SETUPOS: Ubuntu 14 or later
Processor: A Penguin should be fineMemory: 512 MB RAMStorage: 420 MB available space
Memory: 512 MB RAMStorage: 420 MB available space
Storage: 420 MB available space
RECOMMENDED SETUPOS: Ubuntu 14 or later
Processor: 1.5 GHz or betterMemory: 2 GB RAMNetwork: Broadband Internet connectionStorage: 1337 MB available space
Memory: 2 GB RAMNetwork: Broadband Internet connectionStorage: 1337 MB available space
Storage: 1337 MB available space

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