SINK AGAIN: OVERVIEW

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In Russia, they love games about pirates. They love not only to play, and also to ensure they are - remember "Corsairs ".Moreover, Russian developers are incredibly harsh that they, in splendid isolation, literally in nine months make a project, which, needless to say, is Sid Meier's Pirates! will not lay within the back, but is able to attract attention. Really want Sink Again, and that is 95% created by one person - our compatriot, hiding below the nickname Artem Flatcoon. Why's the adventure good and what is not so great?

Sink Again is a mix of roguelike, board games plus some turn-based tactics and these Pirates! There isn't any full story campaign here, but there are actually about 2 dozen separate scenarios that could be modules, comparable to a board game.

And all are about funny. So, available as one, regarding the actual pirate-rocker, you need to search all over the archipelago for his former colleagues, prove to them pick or drumsticks to make sure they eventually accept to reunite and present a grand concert. And at the end of the script, were asked to correctly fire the ship carrying gunpowder to provide a grandiose fire show for your concert.

In other scenarios, we are searhing for fake knives for your non-violent bloody ritual that meets the ancestor-honoring, but far more progressive tribe; collecting one of the most stinky bait capture a whale the dimensions of a tropical; we're also looking for a heartless man who left your future daughter-in-law right at wedding - during this process it turns out that he literally does not have any heart, he hid it in substitution for eternal life. Well, everything influences same spirit.

My little raft
However the gameplay is quite serious. Scenarios can be carried out at different quantities of difficulty. In the act, the game itself occasionally makes "autosaves", but rather if your team dies (for example, as soon as the ship is launched on the bottom), all progress will likely be reset you may have to begin over. That is a shame, https://www.science-kombat.com/ (https://www.science-kombat.com/) because passage of each one scenario unlocks new items, characters, their traits, pets and even different types of islands that will be available in the next playthroughs. Everything is sort of a typical "bagels ".

And whenever everything starts on Tortuga, where we use a team in the tavern. Initially, there could be a more two pirates within a squad, even so, under certain conditions, the amount of the gang increases. In the same position we equip them initially (for which there'll be enough piastres), go with a captain on the job (he gives one or another advantage to the whole team), buy food that you can buy and go out to sea.

Then your aspects of Sid Meier's Pirates begin! We sail on a vessel between the hawaiian islands (which first have to be found), each of us can attack other ships, firing cannonballs and boarding. But other pirates along with their hunters can also be sharpening their teeth on us.

Therefore, it is better to pump the boat - in several ports there are not only taverns (there it is possible to change the composition of your detachment) and shops, but also shipyards, where for a quantity they will increase the strength / speed / maneuverability with the vessel or the capability of the sides for guns. We also are repairing the boat and replenishing the ammunition. Normally, everything is using the classics.

This is the same with trade. Each port has market, there it is very convenient to point out which products are more profitable to promote here and the ones that to buy. And you can earn a living quickly enough by transporting bananas or wood involving the neighboring islands.

Seasickness
Generally, the nautical part is perhaps the weakest in Sink Again. The trade is best, but primitive, goods never deteriorate, plus the team isn't going to consume food during the voyage and does not raise an uprising. It won't manage to exist by any means: the pirates hired from the squad do not get a new ship's behavior in every way.

Storms and rains may occur, but which has no effect on the condition of the vessel. But the boat is capable of doing crashing in to a port figure, if you do not lessen the pace of at some point, as well as head over to the foot of this - physics is likewise fun here! Well, in principle, something interesting rarely happens while in the sea.

It occurs that you simply swim for years, without meeting anyone, but at the most inopportune moment hunters for pirates will come and chase your boat. And to learn battle with them prior to the ship is pumped is useless. And this also situation, which caused the failure of some scenarios, doesn't stimulate, but annoys - the appearance of hunters is way too unpredictable, too strong to start with, it is too difficult to sneak far from them.

A pirate trait!
Employing the dungeons, the relationship is more interesting. It perhaps there is that we perform the primary tasks for your script. We carry out it inside a step-by-step mode - we look for and neutralize traps, open locks on chests and doors, and fight. There are also treasure there - if there exists a map of the dungeon as well as a shovel as part of your inventory.

The achievements of all basic actions, the possibility of hitting / breaking / disabling / duration of motion - everything relies on the roll in the dice, together with by who performs the action and what devices are on it.