If you prefer, you can switch from the overhead map view and actually enter the town. When visiting a port, you can bring up a radial menu that allows you to select from different buildings within the town. The game does a great job of giving the player enough information to make informed decisions about buying and selling, so you won't make a bad decision unless you're not paying attention. To Port Royale 3's credit, this isn't as difficult or cumbersome as it might sound. Once that's done, you can buy some rum, take that to another port, and sell it for a profit if that town is in need of drink. To make rum, Port Royale needs sugar, which you need to retrieve from a nearby town. The introductory good in the onset of both tutorials comes from the rum produced in Port Royale.

Each town offers five goods that they tend to have in surplus, usually due to manufacturing via farms or factories. In the trader campaign, your goal is to earn cash by purchasing goods at one port town and moving to the next to offload those goods at a higher price, all the while purchasing more to replenish your stock. You arrive on the docks of Port Royale to kick off your adventure, and you're quickly introduced to the concepts of buying low and selling high. In the two campaigns, you play the role of a young man or woman washed overboard and rescued aboard a Spanish galley. The naval forces from four countries - England, France, Holland and Spain - are trying to reign the seas and colonies. Port Royale 3 takes place in the 17th century and focuses on the Caribbean.

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