Stay far away from this bug infested bilge water. Gameplay: Broken Story: Generic Graphics: Bad Music: Stock Performance: Horrid Playability: None There's nothing more to say.

Sticks and bones may break my stones but only humorous storytelling without dialogue will make me write a review to raise awareness of a curious indie pirate oddity. It's short and funny, but pricey.

You spend most of the game on a boat, good enough for me! Gameplay consists of strategic attack planning and real time bullet dodging. It's creative, charming, calming, and challenging! Two hooks up

A curious little oddity packed with the charm of an adventure game. You'll laugh a few times guarenteed. The gameplay is a weird mix and the controls could be tighter but it's too unique to pass up.

I wondered why some called this game the best in the series, now I know why. From the brilliant writing and phenomenal soundtrack to the outstanding animation and memorable characters- it's amazing.

Very pretty with a decent soundtrack to support the atmosphere but besides the unintuitive menu there's something uninvolved and unsatisfying about it. Maybe it's the one click MMO combat or grinding.

It doesn't matter what graphic style is chosen; putting together a world this densely packed with good level design, proper world building, gameplay types, and pirates- Is an absolute masterpiece.

An Oregon Trail inspired sailing adventure with a surprising amount of depth. The water is hypnotic.

Romp around the first four Pirates of the Caribbean movies through the plasticy lens of Lego. Same single button combat and simple puzzles as always but the iconic soundtrack sets the atmosphere well.

Get the Shipwrecked DLC and enjoy exploring a randomly generated sea filled with things out to kill you. Plop a bicorn on yer noggin' and hold yer sword high as ye face beasts, storms, and starvation.