Caribbean Legend

Ahoy! Joruba here. The closed alpha for Patch 2.0 is going live August 23rd!Participants will be notified in their Alpha Discord channel. This is an incredibly important milestone for me and for the team. We have been working toward it ever since the release of 1.0. As one of our new teammember recently put it: “The progress is awesome. It’s a strange feeling, watching the game grow into something I never thought possible. I’m really enjoying seeing the specialists do their thing. It honestly feels like magic.” I’m very happy that more people will soon get to see it for themselves. Kirill, break a leg. Set the studding sails! Course for the Bay of Creativity! Kirill here, and a very emphatic welcome to you all. This is our third development diary covering the gameplay side of Patch 2.0. When the fifth diary goes live, the open beta for Patch 2.0 begins. Last time, we covered the foundations of the new economy: The hidden penalty on stolen goods is gone. The Commerce skill only improves when you buy low and sell high. Piracy does not level it. Colonies will only pay a fair price for large shipments from trusted trading partners. To become one, you will need to “level up” a colony by

Ahoy! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44649887/a845c4fbf96ed1486bca148d3047d31c7ab9702f.png Set the studding sails! Course for the Bay of Creativity! Kirill here, and a very emphatic welcome to you all. This is our second development diary covering the gameplay side of Patch 2.0. Today, we begin exploring one of its key changes: the new in-game economy. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44649887/008d70a4b91c59e9d6c45b649952bc34008907e2.png Unequal Earning Potential Broadly speaking, there are only three main ways to make money in the game: piracy, trade, and quests. There is also treasure hunting, but I consider that a type of quest: find someone selling a map, buy it, sail to the right place, locate the chest, and get into a fight. There is a clear divide between these activities, and each has problems of its own. Piracy means risking your ship and spending resources to capture valuable cargo. The spoils receive a hidden “stolen goods” rating, which experienced players can erase through a warehouse exploit. For newcomers, piracy remains difficult, risky, and not especially profitable. Trade, on the other hand, consists of shuttle runs along well-known routes with a narrow selection of profitable goods. Again

Introduction Thank you to everyone who shared their thoughts after Update 1.9 launched. We read all of your feedback—positive and critical alike—and it genuinely shapes our continued work on the game. Our goal has always been to deepen and diversify the gameplay, not to turn Caribbean Legend into an exhausting grind or make it inaccessible to players who simply want to enjoy a thrilling pirate adventure. This update is another step toward refining the new systems and improving the game’s overall balance. Thank you for helping us make Caribbean Legend better! Changes The player’s Health and Energy bars in the combat interface now update smoothly and use improved display logic. Poison, remaining healing charges, and critical hits against the player and officers are now displayed in the same way as they are for enemies. Added tooltips for input modifiers (Shift, Ctrl, and RMB). The new input modifiers now work on the contraband and colony capture screens, when searching barrels at sea, and when discarding items from the inventory. The text-based maneuverability rating was poorly received, so we replaced it with a clearer version. We also added more tiers and specified the range for ea

Ahoy!What’s on deck:The game is now 75% off—our biggest discount ever, and it will not go any lower;Immediately after this sale, we will significantly raise the game’s price;Major Update 1.9 is out now;No new game required;We recommend disabling mods;Ship, crew, and cannon management have all been overhauled;New events have been added to towns and jungles.Upcoming Price IncreaseVersion 2.0 has taken the entire team a year of hard work. Once it arrives, Caribbean Legend will finally leave the 2000s behind and enter the 2010s. We believe that raising the price of a game offering 200 hours of content with greatly improved visuals is only fair.Here are both previously released teasers for Update 2.0, in case you missed them:Caribbean Legend is currently on 120,000 wishlists, and it would be unfair to raise the price quietly without warning—or without giving everyone one last chance to get an exceptional deal.Therefore:Until August 6, the game will be available at a record-breaking 75% discountOn August 7, the price of Caribbean Legend will increase by 10–25%, depending on the regionDLC prices will remain unchangedThis means that the next two weeks are your last chance to purchase the g