Tradewinds 2 [Game Download]

Tradewinds 2 [Download]
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Binding: Software Download
Brand: Sandlot Games
Format: Download
Label: Sandlot Games
Manufacturer: Sandlot Games
Model: 288
Publisher: Sandlot Games
Release Date: April 19, 2005
Studio: Sandlot Games

Features and Descriptions

  • Trade Goods And Fight Pirates.
  • Over 100 Swashbuckling Adventures
  • Customize Your Ship And Characters
  • Over 60 Hours Of Gameplay

Amass a fortune by buying and selling goods in this fantastic seafaring game of chance, skill and adventure! Earn enough gold to upgrade your ship and engage in land and sea battles. Trade magic weaponry and mysterious artifacts as you encounter a fascinating new world and discover uncharted ports. Two game modes and over sixty hours of gameplay await you in your quest to dominate the high seas!





Ratings & Comments(Average:4.0)

4 - Good Clean Fun For Anyone
This is simply a fun game. If you like any type of trading game you'll enjoy this one. There are alot of games out there that knock your socks off with amazing graphics but, just aren't that much fun to play. Once the amazing graphics stop wowing you the honey moon is over. This is one of those games that is just alot of fun. Easily one of the best downloadable games here.
4 - Remember Sid Meier's Pirates?
This is a good choice if you are into strategy games. Reminds me a lot of Sid Meier's Pirates. It is very addictive, although the difficulty level is way too easy if you're good at games like this.
4 - A FUN GAME FOR YOUNG AND OLD
I owned this game a couple of years ago, until my PC crashed and I lost it. A couple of days ago Amazon had it on special so I bought it again. I spent many fun hours playing this game in the past. Lots of different characters, scenarios, and surprises.

In the game you are a merchant ship captain who goes to different Caribbean ports to buy commodities such as wood, fish, cotton, etc. etc. than you have to sell it at a different port hopefully at a profit. Each port is different, but basically has 3 to 5 places you can visit. Most ports will have a ship yard where you can repair your ship from sea battles with Pirates or even buy a larger ship or more armament if you have the money. There is a bank for loans, a pub for local gossip, warehouses to store your cargo if prices are low, plus a Governors residents for special missions, just to name some. When at sea there are Pirate ships that are constantly trying to sink you. Of course you have your own armament to fight them off, hopefully you bought enough armament from your profits to protect your ship. The game keeps expanding as new ports and scenarios open up to you. The graphics are ok but not as good as some of the more expensive games. Nevertheless this is a fun game particularly if you always wanted to be a Swashbuckling Sea Captain in the days of old.

Aye Mate; If you give me a thumbs up on this review, I'll give you some secret information " In the comments section " from the Tortuga Liars Pub and Grogg House.



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