You play as a museum owner hunting down an undead pirate after your daughter is kidnapped, taking you on an adventure that will parade you through catacombs, caves, and jungles full of secrets and danger.
Plus even if you were to go through all of them, Artifex Mundi has other games with a similar setting in its roster, such as Uncharted Tides: Port Royal. Check out their site for some other titles you might dig into. Just keep in mind that this game is only worth it for the multiplayer in my eyes. Yet rather than putting you on a single set path, Tempest drops you in a world full of mysteries to uncover, quests to complete, and storylines to follow as you see fit.
In a similar fashion to Risen 2, the second installment of the well-loved Pillars of Eternity franchise takes a turn for the pirate.
Sail to the Deadfire Archipelago at the behest of the God of Death to find a way to defeat Eothas, the God of Life and Rebirth that threatens to destroy the world. Set in the Lovecraftian world of Fallen London, this roguelike with a dark art style will take you all across the Zee, an underground sea full of mysteries.
Stealth and preparation also look vital to the gameplay, and the sheer variety of ships and customization options seem enough to keep you busy for hours on end. Slowly your shanty town can grow into a true pirate stronghold as the filthy scallywags bring back resources and captives to serve as your laborers. Among the most interesting features of this strategic city-builder is the need to balance the deviant needs of the pirates, such as grog and wenches, with the demands of a growing captive population in need of religion and stability not to go insane in your service.
With graphics vaguely reminiscent of Terraria, this side-scrolling roguelike puts you in command of a pixelated vessel sailing the two-dimensional Caribbean. But what makes this game so good is the degree of control you have over every aspect of your simulated ship. How sweet is that? This sophisticated piracy simulator completely changed the game, both at the time of its original release in , and the more well-known remake from The game gives you a basic narrative framework, putting you in control of a young man from a fallen noble family seeking revenge against the Marquis that betrayed them by becoming a privateer.
There are duels, ship boardings, and complex management matters like dividing the plunder among the crew. You can focus on earning your pirate reputation, go to any length to line your coffers, or even go ballroom dancing if you wish. This naval FPS puts a heavy focus on teamwork, but it goes much further than just strategic shooting.
You need to manage every single thing involved in sailing and combat, from manually hoisting the sails to loading your cannons one cannonball at a time. Up to 16 players manning a single ship under the leadership of a captain sounds like the perfect recipe for chaos, but also a lot of fun.
Anyone fond of pirate games is familiar with Guybrush Threepwood, the young hero and wannabe-pirate from the Monkey Island franchise. Considering the original Secret of Monkey Island was released way back in , this may be the start of the pirate passion for a lot of modern scallywags!
The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition provides enhanced audio, a more detailed hand-drawn art-style, and excellent voice acting. The basis for a great game was there thanks to some very fun and unique combat, excellent sailing mechanics, and lots of cosmetic customization.
And players are very enthusiastic about it, citing the addition of a PvP arena as one of the best enhancements the game has received.
Not to mention the awesome outfits you can dress yourself up with. It may sound a bit exaggerated to say it with such confidence. The aesthetic is perfect, the landscapes are both lush and realistic, sailing feels absolutely perfect, as does naval combat — and there are sea shanties! And really, most reviews have been pretty positive ever since release. Not only that, but apart from the usual pirate fare of sinking and boarding ships, you can even dive for treasure in underwater shipwrecks and harpoon legendary whales.
Then I get on the Jackdaw and sail into the horizon. It still feels just as good now as the first time. Nelson Chitty is a Venezuelan expat living in Argentina. His ideal weekend is spent between leisurely playing games of Civilization VI and looking for the next seinen anime to marathon. If you buy something we may get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more. Only a few have gone on to become criminals in international waters. All in search of glory and plunder as one of the many pirate-related classes.
Pirate This massively multiplayer online role-playing game allows players to assume the roles of daring pirates who set out on various quests to find treasures and fight various enemies. The gameplay is extremely varied, taking command of a ship, engaging in turn-based battles and befriending companions being just some of the available in-game activities. Pirate can be enjoyed either as a free-to-play title or a subscription based one, its immense cloud world being open to anyone.
Age of Booty In Age of Booty, the gameplay mainly revolves around steering a boat around a sea composed of hexagons also called Hexes, the players controlling their ship by selecting a Hex as a destination. With various types of resources, in-game objectives and ship attributes, Age of Booty is a pirate themed title worth trying.
It takes place in the XVII Century Caribbean area and it offers an immense diversity of in-game activities, including but not limited to, leading your own fleet, becoming a mercenary, getting enslaved and working in a mine, declaring war on Spain and rushing into naval battles.
So, as you can see, there are definitely plenty of gameplay options to choose from. Your role, as a mighty pirate, is to lead your fleet into battle, plunder as many ships as possible, fight sea monsters and become a real legend in the process. As a captain you are able to buy a variety of sailing vessels, each with its own features, and use them to visit the over 50 ports that are availabe, from Erengrad to Sartosa.
Windward A game best enjoyed with friends, Windward is a multiplayer sandbox game that takes place in a procedurally generated world. The player is in control of a ship sailing the high seas, making deliveries for different towns and fighting off the pirates that want to plunder their vessel.
By building a fearsome reputation, you will become the most well-known captain and all of your enemies will stay out of your path.
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