With building permit in hand, you'll be able to construct a wide variety of buildings geared toward enhancing the economic production of the town, including mills and plantations. You can purchase building permits from the governor of various towns, provided that your reputation with the towns is in good standing. In addition to hauling goods around, a new feature in Port Royale 2 will actually let you become a broker on land. And with approximately 60 or more towns and ports in the game covering the expanse of the Caribbean, there's no shortage of trading opportunities-plus, you can also establish new cities of your own. Each town and port in the game will only be capable of producing five of these items, which means that they'll need to import the others, which is where you come in. There will be 19 tradable goods, some of which include cotton, tobacco, wood, wheat, and garments. The economy, in particular, is highly interconnected. While you're out sailing on your own or trading in port, all your competitors will be doing the same to create the feeling of a real world. Perhaps the biggest feature is that the world of Port Royale 2 will be a fully dynamic one. Sometimes a hostile navy will be on your tail when you sail from port to port.Īscaron has a gigantic list of improvements in Port Royale 2, including an enhanced graphics engine.
As a pirate, you have the freedom to chart your own course as long as you're willing to face the risks. Starting off with a single ship, you can hire out your skills to any one of the great powers of the time-England, Spain, France, and the Dutch-or you can freelance on your own. In Port Royale 2, you'll take the role of a buccaneer on the high seas looking to make your fortune through a variety of ways, including economic trading and piracy. So developer Ascaron has spent the last year reloading its franchise, and Port Royale 2 promises to ramp up the richness and dynamism of being a pirate of the Caribbean. Port Royale's combination of naval combat, economic trading, and story-based campaign was inspired by MicroProse's classic, Pirates!, and now we find that Port Royal was more than good enough to merit a sequel. Not so with last year's Port Royale, a real-time strategy game that harkened back to the Age of Sail, when pirates and mighty navies roamed the Caribbean in the relentless pursuit of riches.
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A buccaneer goes after coastal defenses in this gameplay movie from Port Royale 2.
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