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The game on the hardest difficulty is rather easy. As long as you have ammunition you can’t really lose the fights, other than the beasts which seem broken or are designed to be too hard. The Ghost Captives quest allows you to easily get the Battleship II (Best Ship) with the starter ship. After you get the Battleship II which only takes about 30 minutes you just travel around and kill ships that are easily outmatched, such as killing 6 other ships solo and taking no damage. Most of the game is sailing in the world map and doing the same quests while the other half of the game is following enemy ships and just staying out of their cannon range. Objectives do not need to be read as the quests give you waypoints on exactly where to go. Never figured out how or where the multiplayer was after about 4 hours of gameplay, but I assume its part of the DLC which I did not buy. Not worth the money for the game.

This game is littered with micro transactions and dlcs that cost money you wouldn’t expect this from a 4 dollar game and it gets boring and I’ve played for days and still don’t have enough money to get a new ship and I’ve done several quests. This game is a waste of money i don’t even know how this is fun. If you the developer apologize to me I will respect the game but I hate the game it’s terrible with gameplay and how do I get more money in the game? Of course micro transactions.i want a direct apology from the developer to the waste of money I spent then I’ll tend to respect you and the game but if there’s no apology I will delete the game and play games of your competitors and I will disrespect your content. Again I WANT A DIRECT APOLOGY. For this

Definitely the best pirate-themed game for the iPad (by a large margin). Picture it as a very polished Sid Meier’s Pirates! but with 25x the missions, stronger graphics, a fantastic score and 100% less redundant ballroom dancing. So why only 4 stars instead of 5? In a word: land. This game has about a half dozen land quest types (they rotate randomly). And its during these quests where the polish is tarnished. A prime example: on a mission to save an Emperor’s daughter, you run to a pirate haven to save her. Often, the haven doesn’t render until you’re in the middle of town where you promptly get blown apart or trapped in geography. Likewise, some trees don’t render and you’ll get stuck on them. Perhaps the most common issue is the camera panning 180 degrees in the opposite direction of a fight because of some object behind you that you’re stuck on. Additionally, your pirate will move a bit oddly through the land missions as if on rails (randomly). If the developers could fix the issues with land quests (giving them the same polish as the vibrant sea battles), this game would be an easy 5 star winner and one of the best games on the iPad.