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Capstone Games  |  SKU: CSGPOM01

Pirates of Maracaibo

$61.95 CAD
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Description

Designer Ralph Bienert
Ryan Hendrickson
Alexander Pfister
Publisher Capstone Games
Players 1-4
Playtime 40-100 mins
Suggested Age 12 and up


Set sail for an adventurous raid...for perhaps it will be your last! Face danger and adventure once more while you search high and low for the most valuable treasures the Caribbean has to offer, then quickly find a safe harbor to stash priceless gold, rare emeralds, and iridescent pearls. Explore, stockpile cargo, hire crew, and commandeer rival ships, but don't forget to bury your loot. As you sail, be on the lookout for a place to settle after your life on the high seas has come to an end, but before you do that, you must outpace your opponents as one trip around the Caribbean won't be enough. You must make three trips in order to retire as the richest and greatest buccaneer of all time.

Pirates of Maracaibo is a standalone game in the same franchise as 2019's Maracaibo, and players who are familiar with that game will recognize some beloved concepts from the original. However, new players can jump right in with no prior knowledge of the original game as Pirates of Maracaibo is an independent game with a more accessible rule set. The game plays over three rounds in which you sail the Caribbean, hire crew, ally with other ships, explore the shore, amass the most treasure, and (ideally) retire to a secluded island as the most revered pirate in history. Cast off sailors and swashbucklers, cast off!

—description from the designer

Customer Reviews

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Bruno Rainville
Great fast game

A lot of depth for an hour of gameplay. Feel familiar to Maracaibo but this is a different game.

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Rob Gates
Pirates of Maracaibo

Not a bad game, plays quicker than Maricibo but I feel it doesn't scratch the same intch