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2017PCSteam Deck playable93 % positive−70 % 14.99 € 4.49 €

You sail across the Atlantic in a retro 8-bit world, managing your ship, supplies and crew through hazards and random events. Inspired by The Oregon Trail, it thrives on tight decisions made along the way.

  • Economy and management
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for The Caribbean Sail are Curious Expedition, Nantucket and 80 Days. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes The Caribbean Sail special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Curious Expedition

88 %Match

2016PCPlayStationXboxNintendo SwitchSteam Deck playable91 % positive14.99 €

Brings what grabs you about The Caribbean Sail: economy and management, a distinctive art style as well as a bright tone.

Adds runs that differ every time, unlike The Caribbean Sail.

A roguelike set in the Victorian age where you lead famous historical figures into uncharted lands, juggling supplies, sanity and risky decisions. Every procedurally generated expedition plays out differently and often ends in surprising ways.

Nantucket

Economy and management

As Ishmael, you sail the world's oceans in the golden age of whaling, managing your ship and crew while hunting Moby Dick. A slow-paced seafaring strategy game built around trade, discovery and a literary backdrop.

80 Days

Distinctive, stylised art style

An interactive globe-trotting story set in an alternate Victorian era, where you play Phileas Fogg's valet, planning routes, managing money and making text-based choices across hundreds of cities and encounters. Every run plays out differently, and the writing is sharp, diverse and critical of colonialism.

Sid Meier's Colonization

Economy and management

A turn-based 4X strategy game set in the colonial era: you lead a European power in the New World, founding settlements, trading goods, managing resources, and ultimately fighting for independence from the Crown.

Merchant of the Six Kingdoms

Bright, upbeat tone

You play a medieval merchant travelling between markets, haggling with hundreds of characters and growing your wealth through smart trading and investing. The appeal lies in the dynamic bartering system rather than combat.

Caravan

Economy and management

You lead a trading caravan through a pre-medieval Oriental world, moving from town to town and surviving dangerous encounters with bandits, beasts and djinns. Resource management and survival are central.

Sid Meier's Civilization

Bright, upbeat tone

The founding classic of 4X strategy: guide a civilization from 4000 BC to the space age, researching technologies, founding cities and competing through diplomacy or conquest. This is where the famous 'just one more turn' compulsion began.

Curious Expedition 2

Distinctive, stylised art style

A turn-based roguelike where you lead a small team of explorers across procedurally generated lands in a fantastical 19th century, juggling supplies and sanity. Random events and tough risk-versus-reward choices make every expedition different.

Crusader Kings II

Economy and management

A medieval grand strategy game where you guide a dynasty rather than a nation across generations, navigating marriages, succession crises, plots and assassinations. Its systems generate memorable, often darkly absurd emergent stories.

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