Plunder

Plunder is an action RPG that's sort of a cross between of Sid Meier's Pirates! and Dink Smallwood. You sail around a fairly large map, have lite naval battles complete with boarding attacks, and land at various locations to explore towns, find side quests, and explore dungeons. There's a pretty good variety in weapons, with each type also having a few unique variants that are worth finding for the novelty alone, like a bow that lets you steer the arrows after firing or a hand axe that heals you when you do damage, and even more build customization in the other equipment and stats. The dungeon exploration is pretty engaging, as they all have distinct puzzles and riddles to access all the unique loot. You can hire AI crew members to tag along behind you, and even unlock your own settlement that you can expand and improve with all the money you stop really needing otherwise. There's a few problems - items on the ground vanish if you leave a map, even ones that were hand-placed to appear the first time you enter, so if you go exploring and bail before completing an island or dungeon, you might not have the tools necessary to do so. The storage is extremely limited, even if you take into account the stashes on your ship, and juggling weapons and items when you find something you want to take along is frustrating, especially if you're trying to complete multiple quests that require delivery. The ally AI makes recruitable crew mostly useless, and sometimes downright hazardous [your own musketeers tend to shoot you in the back of the head during ship boarding] and the final ship upgrade is unnecessary, extremely expensive, and makes you go painfully slowly. It was always fun finding a new unique weapon or unlocking a new spell, but many of the spells are too situational given the extremely fast pace of the combat, and casting requires a free offhand that's better used for a shield. You can go fishing, but about half of the spots where fish appear are literally inaccessible with your hook. Plunder is a great game that feels straight out of the era of Flash games that were more compelling than a lot of AAA titles of the time, with just enough to see and do to keep you hooked without becoming a slog.

I've played the beta version of this game for over 10 hours and am nowhere near the end! There are many layers beyond just hack and slash: an engaging story line, multiple quests, and a huge world to explore. The developer has also added loads of punny humor to bring a smile to your face. I highly recommend this game.

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After playing over 20 hours, it's safe to say Plunder is a breath of fresh air in the world of modern gaming. If you're looking for a game with great entertainment value, and one that you can play at your own pace and be pleasantly surprised with at every turn then give Plunder a try. What indie games lack for in AAA polish that make up for in abundance with passion, and Plunder is no exception. Challenging puzzles, fulfilling leveling up system, an impressively large open world, abundance of different weapons and enemies, catchy music, and whimsical writing all uniquely combine for a truly enjoyable experience.

A 2D action/adventure RPG where you play a pirate roaming the world, going on adventures at the behest of a cryptic old man. Explore dungeons, fight monsters, learn magic, evade deadly traps. It's got an attribute and skill system that lets you make different builds, and is overall the kind of game you root for to succeed. Clearly a passion project, rough around the edges but with a great core idea. And absolutely, 100% not for me. I have no idea where I'm going most of the time, I die constantly, I can't solve any puzzles, and I can never find whatever it is a quest needs me to find. That said, I am a low patience gamer who wants to be handheld and prefers my challenges to be very straightforward. But I know there are a lot of folks looking for games that provide a serious challenge and if that's you, consider checking this out.

Fun little quests and interactions in this one feel bespoke and hand-placed. I really enjoy the variety of quests and puzzles and combat challenges. Even if all the art looks like MS Paint it has a lot of personality and charm. I got stuck on a puzzle right before the end but someone on the forums here helped me out (I don't know how I got stuck, in retrospect). Big piratical recommend.

Truly a hidden gem. The graphics may be simple, but the game play, story, and world are a lot of fun. Exploring the world with only your pirate ship and a few mateys is exciting, and the map is varied enough to make each new place feel like a new adventure. The story is humorous and interesting enough to keep you going from place to place with purpose. There are many puzzles to solve and little and-holding, which make defeating a dungeon or completing a quest feel like a true accomplishment. 8/10

This is such a nice little game so far. I love the homemade feel. Exploration is a lot of fun and combat is decent. It was really exciting to defeat my first pirate crew. I wish games like this got a lot more recognition than they do... this is exactly the sort of thing I search through Steam's bajillion games to find.

If you are not a little b**** for graphics, just play it!

Great Game Lots of Pirates