When it comes to gameplay in Port Royale 4, there are also a few minor issues. I assume, with this being in beta, all of that will be found out. There are a few minor issues where the English translation is lacking and other areas where there's been no translation performed at all. Now, Game Minds is a German developer and, understandably, they develop in their native language. If you run into any issues, the information assistant is very useful, though it falls foul of some of the issues that still run through the game - this being the language. There are certainly some improvements that need to be made for usability purposes - for example, when building in a town, it would be nice to be able to highlight specific buildings that generate boosts, such as taverns, parks, chapels and hospitals. Even the building of a city is all quite well explained through simple icons on the screen. From the function of simply buying and selling goods, ships or more, to the setting up of trade routes. When you're playing the game properly, everything is fairly self-explanatory.
#Port royale 4 vs 3 series
If only because Gaming Minds have actually made Port Royale 4 the most accessible in the series by far. I completely understand that most people - myself included - would just jump in and play, but the game told me that I should do the tutorials to unlock a special boat, so I did. Just going through the tutorials took me around an hour. I just wish it would let me push the buttons because A simple task like clicking a menu takes the game ages at it keeps on with the monologue. You'll be begging for a skip button but one doesn't exist. The tutorial, ten tutorials to be precise, are interminably slow. I'm going to start with the first thing you should run up against, the tutorial. While there have been improvements with Port Royale 4, there are issues.
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