Tortuga 1667 drops you and your very questionable crewmates onto the high seas, where the treasure is shiny, the alliances are shaky, and someone’s definitely planning to shove you overboard “for the greater good.” This fast, flavorful blend of social deduction and light strategy pits 2–9 players against each other as secret loyalists to either the British or the French. You’ll scheme, mutiny, brawl, and vote your way toward treasure—while pretending you’re absolutely not betraying anyone.

In 20–40 minutes you’ll fire cannons, expose (or hide) event cards like the Black Spot or Letter of Marque, and argue about which captain is clearly the worst. It’s chaotic, dramatic, and just the right amount of salty—perfect for friends, families, and anyone who still quotes pirate movies unprompted. Choose your alliances carefully… or don’t. Pirates aren’t exactly known for honesty.