If you are asking about the popular Turkish historical drama (often distributed internationally on Netflix/Disney+), the original title is Kızıl Goncalar (The Red Roses) or users often confuse it with "The Pirate" (Korsan).
During the succession war for the Swedish throne (1389), the city of Stockholm was under siege. The Dukes of Mecklenburg hired privateers to resupply the starving city. These privateers were known as the "Victual Brothers" (from the Latin victualia, meaning supplies). Once the war ended, they had no jobs. So, they did what mercenaries always do: they turned to piracy. pirates of the north sea
Operating out of the island of Gotland in the Baltic and the inaccessible mudflats of East Frisia (modern Germany), they became the terror of the North Sea. Their motto was "God's friends and all the world's enemies." If you are asking about the popular Turkish
The Aesthetic: Think "Victorian Gothic" meets "Viking Noir." The ships are heavy, iron-reinforced brigs and steam-powered frigates. The pirates wear thick furs, oilskins, and gas masks to survive the toxic smog of the industrial coastlines. The sea is a character itself—violent, freezing, and unforgiving. During the succession war for the Swedish throne
Unlike abstract history games, Pirates of the North Sea forces players to be ruthless.
The game has won multiple awards for its artwork (by the Mihailo Dimitrievski), which depicts dramatic, snowy battles—a far cry from the sunny Caribbean.