
Pirate's Life is a 2D strategy game / city builder with an isometric camera where you take on the role of the captain of a crew of pirates that got shipwrecked on a deserted island. You will need to take care of your crews' individual needs (like hunger and drunkeness) in order to prevent a mutiny.
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Languages: English*, German**languages with full audio support
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1 year no any updates and news about game
The only thing impressive about Pirate's Life is how many bugs and frustrating mechanics the designers were able to fit into such a basic and pointless game.
7
questo gioco potrebbe fare di meglio...ma 5 euro sono troppi, spero in un radicale aggiornamento al più presto.
At $4.99 I wasn't expecting much. When I was able to play the game without it crashing it was interesting, but it got boring pretty quickly. The mutineering without any reason or anyway to make the pirates happy again was annoying. I would ask for my money back but steam shows 5 hours of game play which you can do while buidling up but with no instructions to go on, leaves you kind of shooting from the hip sort of speak. You have a totorial but it seems to be very short and doesn't give you much but simple introduction to how to do some basic building. The game doesn't seem to open right away and it will play in full screen and periodiclly it would close. Again it's $5.00 so don't get high hopes if you buy this game.
Like a Piratey version of Banished, but without any updates since May 2015 you'd be better off playing Banished and not wasting your time on this.
for 5 euro?no!!!2 euro maybe the worst game ever
Cooles spiel
This game isn't bad....I wish it had more description of how to start, I went about 20 minutes trying to figure out why I could build anything, or why I built a galley but nobody ate at it (needed the eating area) and I get to a point where after about 2 hours I have almost filled up the island with nothing to do but pillage. Are there bigger maps? Do I expand my territory?
I voted yes, but this has to be the first time i've ever wished a game was in early access. It has the bones to be a decent pirate sim but thats all. You will find no meat here, not even a half way decent tutorial. All you will find is a game that plays EXACTLY the same every single time and there is only a few hours to be had to experience the entire game for the most part. Idk, I was left feeling like I played a vaguely concieved game in just a few hours. With that said, the amateurish visuals coupled with an excellent jobs system for the villagers (Once you teach yourself how it works) make it a surprisingly fun few hours. So i do recomend this game if only for more people to ask the devs to put out an UPDATE.
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