
The Pirate Queen is an Emmy-nominated narrative adventure starring Lucy Liu. Climb aboard a 19th century Chinese pirate ship, explore moonlit cabins, unearth treasure and embark on a journey to become the most powerful pirate of all time. Do you have what it takes to be crowned The Pirate Queen?
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Это просто полный отстой, графика ноль, история на троечку, геймплей отвратительный, передвижение просто ужас, телепорт или мееееееедленное передвижение, повороты со скоростью улитки. Не тратьте деньги на эту поделку, это подобие игры не стоит 620 рублей, такое даже бесплатно не надо. Проходится за 2 часа. Забыл сказать про глюки: ей всёравно, что выбрано стоя или сидя, инвентарь глючит, предметы в него возвращаются сами, даже если выкинул предмет, через секунду он опять в инвентаре... Поднять что то с пола просто не реально. Играл на Quest 3. Очень не рекомендую, жалею, что купил, поддался на трейлер...
The only good thing about this game is Lucy Liu's voice, which runs throughout the entire game. Plus, hearing Michelle Yeoh's cameo lines later on was a nice touch. Other than that, it wasn’t what I expected…
I'm now in the 'Storyteller' playthrough of the game after challenging myself with the 'Escape Room' mode the first time around. The Escape Room gives you less clues so was great for people like me who enjoy a little bit more of a challenge, and while the puzzles weren't incredibly difficult, the details in the cabin, on the deck of the ship and in the maze and shrine were really impressive and gorgeous to look at. In Storyteller mode I notice that I'm hearing more narration so I'm taking more time to look at all of the objects in detail, and trying and get all of the collectibles - there are a few I can't find, but I'll come back to them in future playthroughs. Overall the game offers a great little slice of history for anyone interested in the period, and I can tell a lot of thought and energy has gone into this game which is very unusual for a pirate game - refreshing to not just be whacking people with a sword. Lucy Liu is a very good narrator, by the way! I am excited to hear they are turning this into a film - it will make a fantastic franchise.
こんにちは、みなさん!久しぶりにこのようなゲームをプレイしたのでレビューを書きたいと思います。歴史的なゲームで女性の主人公を見るのは珍しいことであり、それが私をこの物語に本当に引き込んだのだと思います。もちろんクエストやチャレンジはとても楽しかったですし、アートワークもとても楽しかったです。おもしろいゲーム!
The Pirate Queen takes the minimalism to the new level and not in the positive way. I love narrative-driven games and I'm all OK when it comes to trading gameplay for the story. There are tons of games out there where you just walk, talk and explore and many of these manage to keep you immersed throughout their whole duration. Unfortunately, The Pirate Queen does not fall anywhere near this category. The game is small (like, 3-hour small if you're up to finding all collectibles and getting all achievements). Nevertheless, it's divided into about twelve chapters. These miniature chapters heavily emphasize the scope of the product. Most chapters are bound to one room or a small-ish area and for the most part you just need to solve the obvious puzzle or just walk through the area to complete the chapter. The game employs (or at least attempts to) some popular VR mechanics (like climbing) but does it in a coarse and unrewarding way. Great storytelling could have easily made all the aspects mentioned above forgivable... but the storytelling here is minimalistic as well. There are no characters (at least, no character models), no cutscenes, no dialogs and no storytelling through the environment. Our protagonist just recites her story as we progress through the game. Also, the PCVR version of the game looks like a direct port from a standalone version. The visuals are just... minimalistic. The only thing that is an outstanding positive about The Pirate Queen is the great voice acting by Lucy Liu. Does it justify the purchase of an otherwise bleak product? I honestly don't think so, given the not-so-minimalistic price for this amount of content. 4/10
I'm really enjoying the game so far. The puzzles are interesting without being too challenging, which suits me as someone who likes exploring the very beautiful environment and picking up all of the historical objects, learning as I go, and so on. Lucy Liu's voice in my ear is great - her performance really adds to the overall atmosphere - and as someone interested in the period of history leading up to the Opium Wars, I'm glad to see that there's been so much research into the setting. It's also refreshing playing a pirate game that doesn't involve sword fighting and random violence - I like that I'm using my brain moreso than my brawn. Looking forward to seeing what's next for this studio!
6/10 - it's just a prologue Top-notch voice over by Lucy Liu, story telling. but is missing the 'actual game play'. About total 2 hour long, divided into 12 chapters, yes, very short chapters, mostly you'll be looking for the 3 collectible on each 11 stage. very few puzzles, and the game is mostly rowing, climbing, walking planks avoiding swinging bags. in the end, it makes it as the whole thing was a 'prologue' to the real thing still in making. So, Great Voice over, and BG Music, but just good enough VR visuals no UI language settings, frequent graphic pop-ins, no adjustable graphics settings, so having a better graphic card won't matter, it works well on quest 3 /w VD Streamer, Overall, only worth it at discount, for soothing voice, excellent narration by Lucy Liu.
I enjoyed this game, but stuck on Chapter 12....is it a known bug that no amount of drumming will call the priestess?
このゲームはとても楽しいと思い、何度もプレイしました。アートワークがとても印象的だったので、ビデオゲームすら好きではない妻にもこのゲームをプレイしてもらいました。ありがとうシンガースタジオ
Loved the attention to detail and thought the collectables were pretty cool and well hidden. Worth the dollars spent. Kids loved it
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