Pirates of the Caribbean is no longer available from storefronts, but can be found on abandonware sites on PC. Hopefully, it can live up to the legacy of the now 17-year-old Pirates of the Caribbean game and the community that still enjoys it. However, the lead modder joined a studio named Skyward Digital, which is currently working on a classic pirate game named Buccaneers!. In 2017 the modding team announced the development of New Horizons Remastered, which was scuttled in 2018 as the developers moved in new directions. The development of New Horizons may have run its course, however. For game players looking for a proper pirate story to experience, many of New Horizons Storylines provide something special. These are campaigns filled with a rich narrative experience including quests and goals. A lot can be done in 17 years.īut New Horizons' biggest addition is the release of several Storylines for players to experience. The graphics have been improved with new models and textures, new pirate ships and customizations have been added, and that's just scratching the surface. There are new features for International Relations, Time Periods, a Realism Game Mode, Careers, Abilities, and more. The New Horizons mod is a massive complete overhaul of Pirates of the Caribbean filled with new content. It describes how a community of around 8,000 members has been built around the game mod, going all the way back to the game's launch in 2003. PCGamer recently ran an in-depth piece exploring the surprisingly active community surrounding New Horizons and Pirates of the Caribbean.
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A sequel for Sea Dogs was ultimately re-branded to be a licensed Pirates of the Caribbean game to coincide with the movie's release. Akella was, at the time, well known for its pirate games, including Sea Dogs and Age of Sail 2. Pirates of the Caribbean is a 17-year old game developed by a now-defunct developer named Akella. But some gaming fans have been looking for, and have found, something more authentic in the 17-year-old action RPG Pirates of the Caribbean.
Sea of Thieves and Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag are two modern examples, as well as the now-rebooted Skull & Bones multiplayer game. But there are surprisingly few pirate games, despite that.
Pirate games are often popular in the gaming industry simply due to the popularity of pirates in mainstream pop culture.
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