Posts Tagged pirates

Spirit Of Wandering: The Legend Review

Spirit Of Wandering: The Legend Review

iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad
Hidden Object gaming from the experts of the genre.

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Word Lubbers Review

Word Lubbers Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
A challenging but fun pirate themed word game.

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Monkey Island Tales 2 Review

Monkey Island Tales 2 Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Guybrush Threepwood's latest adventure goes from the small screen to the even-smaller screen, with very few compromises made along the way.

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Powder Monkeys Review

Powder Monkeys Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Sail the high seas in this primate vs. insect pirate adventure.

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Sid Meier’s Pirates! HD Review

Sid Meier’s Pirates! HD Review

iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad
Sid Meier's Pirates! HD is a fine restoration of a true classic. It does lack the helpful tutorials and welcoming steps that newer titles offer, however.

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BackStab Review

BackStab Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
This game brings a popular console experience to the iOS, and the gameplay and mechanics of this game will be very familiar to many gamers.

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Ricochet Battle Review

Ricochet Battle Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Wonky physics and a reliance on chance drag down what could have been a fun game.

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Pirates vs Ninjas vs Zombies vs Pandas Review

Pirates vs Ninjas vs Zombies vs Pandas Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Pirates vs Ninjas vs Zombies vs Pandas is a pretty blatant copycat of Angry Birds, but that doesn't mean it isn't fun to play.

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Capcom has today announced their new game Li’l Pirates, scheduled to plunder iOS devices later this month. The game is billed as a sort of action/exploration/RPG hybrid which will allow players to take control of a ship and crew, and their plunder and pillage their way to bigger and better ships as well as earning a name as the biggest scalawag on the Seven Seas. Capcom is promising over 100 ship and character upgrades to be available at launch as DLC, and that number is sure to swell while the game is on the market.

“The release of these titles marks a new direction for the company as we complement our traditional premium pricing model with freemium social games for our customers,” said Midori Yuasa, President and COO, Capcom Interactive, Inc. “By creating a line of casual freemium games we can appeal to consumers not serviced by our more ‘hardcore’ IP and cast a much wider net over the burgeoning smartphone app marketplace.”

At first glance the game sounds a lot like Sid Meier’s Pirates, so we’ll have to wait until we get our hands on the final build to see if the title can live up to that lofty standard. If nothing else, pirate games are basically always instantly appealing just because pirates are pretty great.

Capcom also mentioned plans to launch Zombie Cafe in November as well as an as-yet-unnamed children’s entertainment property in November. According to the description:

“In Zombie Café the player partners with an evil corporation to use zombies as free labor to build their café empire. To thrive, players must prepare food, direct their zombie staff and manage supplies. If the competition gets too fierce they can always direct their zombie workers to attack a neighboring café and steal their secret recipes”

Both Li’l Pirates and Zombie Cafe will be free to play but will offer paid extra content to make the game easier or more “complete.” Publishers have been flirting with the idea of free base games with paid DLC for a while now, so we’ll have to wait and see what Capcom’s take on the idea looks like.

[via GDN]

iCasual: Plunderland

Written and Recorded by: Michelle Lopez

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Hello everyone this is Michelle from The Portable Gamer with your iCasual Report for Plunderland from Johnny Two Shoes LLP for all devices running current iOS software.

A’hoy Matey and welcome to Plunderland, where you control a ship of Pirates bent on plundering all the worlds treasures. To set sail, just tilt your device in the direction you want to travel. The more you tilt the faster you go and of course to stop just straighten up. Your ship comes equipped with cannons to destroy your enemy. When you touch the screen you get a helpful dotted line which shows if your aim is true, simply let go to shoot. Sink the ships to unlock the treasure and tap to collect. Each level has a goal to be reached in order to unlock the next, but you should try and collect as much as you can because you use the money for more powerful upgrades.

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+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Our Rating: ★★★★½ :: A PIRATES LIFE FOR ME
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Released: 2010-07-22 :: Category: Games

Plunderland Review

Plunderland Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Plunderland is the pirate equivalent of Pocket God. It's just as menacing, just as pretty... and just as pointless (but not in a bad way).

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Pirate’s Treasure Review

Pirate’s Treasure Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
It looks and sounds great, but the Pirate's Treasure really suffers when it comes to gameplay.

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The Battle of Pirate Bay HD Review

The Battle of Pirate Bay HD Review

iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad
For an additional $2, the iPad version has Plus integration, better graphics, a tutorial and another difficulty level.

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Sudoku Island HD Review

Sudoku Island HD Review

iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad
It's great that someone is trying something new with sudoku, but this one could use a little more time on the drawing board.

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The Battle of Pirate Bay

The Battle of Pirate Bay

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Are your sea legs ready? As the latest release from Muteki Corporation, The Battle of Pirate Bay is a quick and simple way to kill some time.

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Crossbones

Crossbones

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
If you like difficult games, you'll love Crossbones. This card-matching game might have a pirate's tenderness when it comes to serving up its learning curve, but once you learn how to play, it's a fast-paced, thrilling card game that requires some mental agility.

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