Pocket Pirates

Pocket Pirates

2026Timothy R Giannetti

2 players
15 - 30 min

From BoardGameGeek

Pocket Pirates is a strategy game played on a four by four grid of cards. Players control three different types of ships and must outmaneuver their opponent to steal their treasure or must outgun their opponent and sink their best ships. The game starts with creating the play area - choose from copies of six different Terrain Cards, each with different effects on the game. Once the map is revealed, players place their ships and treasure in opposite corners and alternate taking turns moving one ship at a time. In order to bring back the Treasure and sink your opponent, you'll need a good strategy and good luck on the dice! -description from the designer

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About Pocket Pirates

From BoardGameGeek:

Pocket Pirates is a strategy game played on a four by four grid of cards. Players control three different types of ships and must outmaneuver their opponent to steal their treasure or must outgun their opponent and sink their best ships. The game starts with creating the play area - choose from copies of six different Terrain Cards, each with different effects on the game. Once the map is revealed, players place their ships and treasure in opposite corners and alternate taking turns moving one ship at a time. In order to bring back the Treasure and sink your opponent, you'll need a good strategy and good luck on the dice! -description from the designer

Designer

Timothy R Giannetti

Artist

Jonathan Grasseschi

Categories

DicePirates

Mechanics

Dice RollingPieces as Map
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