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Tortuga 1667

A pirate board game featuring secret loyalties and treasure-grabbing adventures

Tortuga 1667 is a hidden identity party game set in the epic Caribbean Sea, set on the real-life Caribbean island of Tortuga, for 2-9 players. Set in the Age of Pirates in 1667, players take on the role of pirates with secret allegiance to either France or England, competing to steal treasure from Spanish galleons.

The fun of this game lies in the strategy of cooperating with your allies on the surface, but actually trying to monopolize the treasure. Can you work with allies who share the same loyalty to collect the most treasure before the Spanish Armada card is revealed?

Game Features and How to Play

Tortuga 1667 has elements of a concealed identity game, but it goes beyond simple identity guessing. The game continues without issue even if a player's identity is revealed, and is designed to allow players to enjoy the fun of team battles.

Each player can take on a role such as captain, first mate, steward, or governor, and can perform special actions according to their role. By strategically utilizing these roles, you will be required to lead your side to victory in a situation where both enemies and allies are mixed.

The game takes about 35 minutes to play, which is just the right length, not too long or too short, making it ideal for a party game. The complexity level is relatively low, at 2 (out of 5), so even board game beginners can quickly grasp the basic rules.

Game background and worldview

The year is 1667, and the Caribbean is awash with treasure. You, the pirate, agree to help the crew steal the treasure, but secretly plan to keep it all for yourself.

You believe you share the same loyalty as your allies, but you hear of loaded guns and whispered mutinies among your allies. No one can be trusted on this voyage.

Strategic and social factors

Tortuga 1667 is rated as having a medium level of strategy (3/5), a slightly high level of luck (4/5), and a medium level of player interaction (3/5), making it a well-balanced game.

This game is particularly well-suited to developing social skills. It tests a variety of social abilities, such as the insight to determine who is an ally and who is an enemy, the negotiation skills to persuade others, and the cooperation required to work together for the victory of one's side. Also important is the ability to observe others and read their true intentions from their facial expressions and behavior.

Age and number of players

The game is suitable for ages 12 and up, and can be enjoyed by a wide range of age groups, from teenagers to adults. The flexible player count of 2-9 players makes it suitable for a variety of situations, from strategic battles with a small group to lively party games with a large group.

If there are an even number of participants, two camps will compete, but if there is an odd number, one person will have a special position, allowing for a variety of changes. This means that the game will unfold differently each time you play, allowing you to play again and again with a fresh feeling.

Game design and creator

Tortuga 1667 was designed by game designer Travis Hancock, with artwork by Holly Hancock and Sarah Keele. Released in 2017, the game has a unique appeal among pirate-themed concealment games and is loved by many board game fans.

Another appealing feature is that it requires no batteries or electronic devices and can be enjoyed anywhere as long as there is a table. It will surely add a new level of excitement to gatherings with friends and family.

Set sail on the stormy waters of the Caribbean and experience a world of treasure-seeking deception and betrayal. Tortuga 1667 will put your negotiation skills and insight to the test.

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