Recenzje Caribbean Legend: Age of Pirates

Jestem fanem od początków - czili Sea Dogs. Bawię się dobrze, wybaczając potknięcia.

Like a blast from the past. Had a lot of fun playing COAS, very happy to see a functional remaster.

Regret buying it - feels like a castrated, older version of the first Carribean Legend game. Can't even quick travel and I don't have that much time for playing :(

Unfortunately, Caribbean Legends: Age of Pirates is, at its current stage, more frustrating than enjoyable. While it clearly tries to build on the legacy of its predecessor, the execution feels unfinished and poorly balanced. One of the biggest issues is the sheer number of quest-breaking glitches. Missions often don’t trigger correctly or behave unpredictably, which quickly kills immersion and makes progression feel unreliable. Instead of engaging gameplay, you’re left wondering whether failure is your fault or just another bug. The lack of balance is even more glaring. Early in the game, you’re given absurdly difficult tasks that make no sense given your starting resources. For example, being asked to capture a stolen galleon while you barely command a small barque is not challenging—it’s simply unreasonable. The same problem appears in the mission involving Low, where you’re expected to take on a heavily armed brig with a tiny lugger. In practice, you can be sunk in a single hit, leaving no room for strategy or skill—just frustration. Difficulty scaling is completely off, especially on Captain level, where the game becomes borderline absurd. Instead of feeling like a fair test of tactical thinking, it feels punishing and unbalanced to the point of discouragement. The interface doesn’t help either. The menu system is unintuitive and clunky, making even basic navigation unnecessarily tedious. Combined with the gameplay issues, it creates an overall experience that feels outdated. At the moment, the game comes across as a patched-up version of an older title rather than a meaningful evolution. There’s little in terms of fresh or engaging content, and it struggles to justify its existence—especially when compared to Caribbean Legend, which simply does everything better. Right now, the game feels more like a source of frustration than entertainment. I even purchased the supporter pack to help fund development, but in its current state, it’s hard to stay optimistic. There’s potential here, but it needs significant work—especially in terms of balance, polish, and overall design direction.

Gra jest bardzo dobra! Grafika.. wiadomo, poprzednia epoka... Ale gameplay przewyższa wielokrotnie współczesne gry AAA Nad czym developerzy mogli by popracować? Wiadomo, że jest to odgrzewany kotlet Sea dogs/Age of pirates... Ucywilizujcie te questy, dodajcie nieco bardziej precyzyjne opisy i przede wszystkim naprawcie bugi... Tak samo jakieś randomowe questy gdzie baba pyta mnie np jak się nazywa miara mająca 1/10 mili morskiej - no to piszę, że kabel wg wikipedii no i źle (pewnie cyrilicą trzeba by napisać, bo sądzę, że nie przetłumaczyli odpowiedzi na inne języki - w angielskim też próbowałem) XD Z jednej strony polecam, a z drugiej widzę, że developerzy po prostu żerują na nostalgii i grillują tego samego steka po raz n-ty i powoli ów staje się średnio jadalny biorąc pod uwagę upływ czasu... Weźcie się w końcu do roboty! Tego typu gry są mega niszowe, a nadal ludzie to kupują (nostalgia, jak w moim przypadku ale i również nisza w gatunku - niestety kiedyś to się skończy). Dlaczego nie zrobić tego dobrze i nie zarobić więcej na czymś co nie ma bolączek przeszłości? Polecam tylko ze względu na gameplay - serio to jest trochę taki "Mount & Blade" na morzu.