Age of Pirates II: City of Abandoned Ships

Sea Dogs: City of Abandoned Ships

Release Date: November 28, 2007

RPG, TPP, pirates, action RPG, singleplayer

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City of Abandoned Ships is a role-playing game created by the Russian group Seaward.ru. The production published under the banner of the Akella corporation, like many other titles with the company's logo, deals with the life of 17th-century sailors.

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Age of Pirates II: City of Abandoned Ships Description

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Fortune and glory awaits you! Destiny awaits you, but destiny though is what you make it…!

Start your buccaneering career by choosing to go it alone and become the most feared pirate on the seven seas or prove your loyalty and take the coin of one of four different navies; French, English, Spanish or Dutch.

Sail the high seas as a swashbuckling dread pirate or as a dashing naval captain. Explore strange new countries and undiscovered civilizations, raid and plunder merchant ships, fortified ports and cities.

But beware, the dead do not sleep easy, and in the dark South American jungles myth and reality intertwine. Solve the ancient mysteries of a vanishing tribe, cross swords with the most notorious swashbucklers ever to sail the ocean blue and make sure that no foe ever sets foot on land again.

Features

Face fierce ship-to-ship combat or stand toe-to-toe with the most feared swordsmen in the Caribbean

Choose from 3 different characters and 3 different classes, Merchant, Corsair and Adventurer, each with their own quest line with more than 10 missions

Four main campaigns with over 40 quests

Over 40 quest generators allowing for an additional infinite amount of quests

New combat system for faster fights

Choose from 3 weapon classes: light, medium and heavy

New “PIRATES” role playing system with the following characteristics: Power, Impression, Reaction, Authority, Talent, Endurance, Success

Advanced trading system

Meet real-life historical characters such as Jamaican governors Colonel Thomas Lynch and Thomas Modyford

Accurate maps of the Caribbean with a vast array of land-based locations, from dense South American jungle to dark Caribbean cave complexes (3 times the size of the “Caribbean Tales” world)

20 times more content than Caribbean Tales

Last updated on August 14, 2015