Feedback and discussion are welcome.The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt is a free-to-play multi-player naval combat simulation game set in the Age of International Piracy, for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android systems by Polish studio Home Net Games. These are a small list of ships that can be tested into the game. She was a Galley-Frigate armed with 36 guns as a English warship build similer to the Adventure Galley. She was a Galley-Frigate armed with 34 guns before turning pirate in the high seas.Ĭharles Galley: A sister ship of the Adventure Galley. The warship was used during the Anglo-Dutch War and the Seven Years War.Īdventure Galley: Captain Willam Kidd's flagship during his privateer voyages to hunt pirates and French merchants. Known by another name as the HMS Royal William. HMS Prince: A English 1st Rate build in 1670, this ship is armed with 100 guns. She is one of the most iconic warships in the Age of Sail. Le Soleil Royal: A French 1st Rate armed with 104 guns built for the French Navy.
In the game, she can be a 17th century 1st Rate armed with 180 guns. This ship was an inspiration for another 1st Rate named the Real Felipe (mistaken for the San Felipe) and fought like hell against English warships. She was a 90-94 gun 1st Rate (Ship of the Line) of the late 17th century. Nuestra Señora: Known by her full name as the Nuestra Señora de la Concepción y de las Ánimas which means in Spanish as Our Lady of the Conception And The Souls. She stands out as a classical Spanish warship with an iconic stern of the old Spanish treasure ships. Instead of a "frigate" of 68 ridiculous amount of guns, she can be a Man-O-War of 64 guns. Santa Ana (from The Pirate: Plague of the Dead): An odd choice to add, but she is a beautiful ship to add into the game. Here is some ideas for ships that can fit into The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt that players can try these new ships in action on the open world or multiplayer:
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