
<p>Help Smilin Jack O'Hurlihan, Esmeralda, and Dr. Theopolis defeat Gruesome George, an army of undead, giant monsters, and the mysterious Red Widow! Featuring nail-biting boss battles, swashbuckling adventure, and a horde of undead buccaneers, Zombie Pirates will send a shiver right down to yer timbers!
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Languages: English
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A fun and casual line defense game with plenty of charm. The larger-than-life characters and the ability to equip your ship with various gadgets stand out as highlights. Grinding for equipment when hitting a difficulty wall feels like a bonus rather than a chore. Most boss battles are enjoyable, and the majority of levels offer good variety. However, the plot tends to forget itself along the way.
I got this game rather cheap and think its kinda fun. I don't know that its worth a 14.99 pricetag though.
Cant really get into the game, its rather chaotic (shallow micro management). The obvious gameplay comparison to this title is plants vs zombies, which is a good thing. It is not a bad game, but not a good one either. Thumbs down cause of its high price for a flash game and shallow micro management. Which is a shame cause its idea of controlling ships is great. It lacks good and intuitive rts functions and auto formations etc.
Yes.
very good and simple summer game
It's... Well.. Just.. I don't have anything nice to say.
Furchtbar
Great game for people who don't have alot of time to play a long game. Its also really fun in a way to.
Total blah, but it all works, so there is that. For starters, not a tower defense game, so for me that was a disappointment. That said, it all seems to actually be a game. It starts out a bit confusing, as the intro seems to imply the zombie is the hero, but them once the game starts he isn't. Not a big deal, but weird. Anyway, you have a ship, and you can buy others to join your fleet as zombie ships attack and try to get past you. Most of the ships shoot things, and there are a few upgrades. As you defeat them, the map opens up and you get to fight more. There is a store, too, so you can upgrade things. But it's all very blah.
This feels like a mobile port. It's a pirate/zombie themed tower/lane defense game. I can't recommend it though for the price they have set for it. It's not a bad game but it's stunningly average and again, it will remind you of a mobile game.
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