Corsair Cove

This game is great, just the kind of booty I was looking for. I started over about halfway in my first run because I learned a lot and had made a mess of the place. My new city is really smooth sailing now though.

Beautiful game the art is amazing! It can get a little repetitive bur overall a really fun game.

제대로 만들지도 않은 겜을 얼액이라고 팔아먹는 요즘 세상에 얼액이 아닌 완성작으로 나온겜중 수작이라고 생각함 심시티, 아노 류 도시 건설 게임 좋아하는데 섬이라는 특수성때문에 이쁜 도시 건설은 어렵지만 해적이니까, 넘어갈수있음 창고관리 편리성과 전투 방식이 조금 아쉽지만 시도 자체는 매우 좋았음

Corsair Cove really surprised me. When the game was released, I expected it to keep me entertained for 10–20 hours. In the end, it was almost 50 hours, and I could easily have stayed in the pirate world even longer. About the game: I’m shocked at how well the game is technically optimized. Much better than the last Anno at launch. Plus, it looks gorgeous. The world is colorful, inviting, and has a great atmosphere. The gameplay mechanics and resource management are challenging and a lot of fun. In my opinion, Corsair Cove is currently the best game in the genre, and I highly recommend it.

Neue Idee.

I have never been much of a city builder fan, but they roped me into this with the verticality building. Bridges, zip lines, elevators, ski lifts going from rock high rise to rock high rise really drives home the pirate haven feeling. a very fun and unique way to build a city. Add on to that the fun of the actual pirating taking place out in the seas (my favorite part) and you've got a successful and fun game that really exploits my weakness for pirate themed media. One of the few who treat it right and not just as a gimmick.

在懸崖峭壁上到處蓋房子，然後到處拉道路，非常有趣 可惜幾乎看不到船

An interesting take on the "genres". City builder + logistics management/factorio-esk + table top card game. I wasn't sure if I'd like it since I'm not big on the latter 2 genres. Luckily they have the demo to help you decide... Played it for a few hours and after getting to a rather early spot, I was already sold. Went ahead and pulled the trigger before I went too far into the demo to where I'd get 'angry' when it ended and I'd have to start over in the actual game(since the demo doesn't carry over, obviously). Had to rebind the camera up/down to space/ctrl to make it feel more fluid. Kinda like noclipping is in most games. Put pause on ` since 1/2/3 are the speed settings. And then cancel auto-connections on C. After that, the game started to feel better since I could move around better. But the camera is my only issue so far. Which, after rebinding, isn't an issue. Now.... if you're in 'free cam' and open the map, it swaps you back to 'anchor cam' and that... is driving me insane. But it's nothing to do with the ACTUAL gameplay. THAT is all good. I haven't encountered any bugs or felt lost... they do a good job at guiding you in the tutorial. And it's not forced/rushed feeling when going thru said tutorial. Easy 9/10 from me. And if they make it where I don't have to constantly flip back to free cam.... 9.5.