We had the chance to instantly complete any builds by spending the Rubies premium currency, which we were earning through completing our tutorial missions as well as levelling up (we took full advantage of this, but if we were playing the game for real would no doubt stockpile these for more important actions).
Similarly we created a lumber yard and a mine to place on the available gold vein resources on our island with these complete we had an income of the three primary resources needed to construct other buildings, units and access other features.Įvery building that we constructed required resources and an amount of time before it was completed, though at these early stages it was a manner of seconds as opposed to hours or days, which some of the later game builds and actions can take. We started off by having to construct a variety of different buildings to gain access to our ongoing resource production, first and foremost (and most importantly) was our Rum, required to keep our crew happy (which acts like food in other games of this genre). Signing up to the game was as simple as a quick registration through the official website and their hitting Play, which took us directly into the game where we were greeted by a lady pirate that acts as our guide, instructing us on the various features of the game. We recently took some time out to check out Pirates: Tides of Fortune from Plarium, a free to play browser-based strategy MMO where players build up their own pirate haven and are responsible for acquiring resources, constructing buildings and taking on challenging AI enemies as well as attacking other player strongholds.
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