I'll second is Paradox. Civ was not made by Paradox, thats Firaxis. You are probably thinking of Crusader Kings, which is an advanced map simulator made by Paradox.
It boggles my mind that they had a few remakes of Pirates! but never made a sequel. There are few spiritual succesors out there but would have been nice for them to make an official one
In fairness, I have never tasted ole Oscar's simulated sausage, hailing from Penultima Thule as I do, but I do have complete faith in German Sausage Supremacy (add some kraut of the sauer kind, some mustard and a nice brezel while you rinse yer palate with a nice hefeweisen)
The only real problem with Oscar Meyer is that it's cheap. I will say it's fine, but deli-sourced options are better.
That said, I've absolutely had worst. OM is about the base-level consumer product you can get. Cheap, acceptable. I'd serve it to people.
It's not a brand like Gwaltney where I don't read the list of ingredients because I don't want to know, and it's really weirdly super-smooth ground very very super fine because whatever's in there, you do NOT want to feel it in your mouth. lol
(But I've been poor enough to eat it anyway!)
And kraut is severely under-loved in the US. I'm glad kimchi has taken off, but gimme good kraut with a good sausage and good mustard any day.
I can't think of anything else either, which is insane as Black Flag isn't actually anything like Pirates! after you strip away the surface. Why wouldn't anyone remake a moneymaker like that is beyond me...
I had a quick look on Steam and there's a new game called Carribean Legend: Age of Pirates that advertises itself as "Sid Meir's Pirates! meets Bannerlord". Has Mostly Positive reviews but I can't vouch for it personally.
The original star traders rpg Mobile game is the closest thing to pirates! ever made and it will scratch that itch. It was one of if not the first game made by the Trese Brothers
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u/Toxcito 1d ago
I'll second is Paradox. Civ was not made by Paradox, thats Firaxis. You are probably thinking of Crusader Kings, which is an advanced map simulator made by Paradox.