Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
Willy Morgan and the curse of Bone town is an interesting take on the Point and Click/Adventure game genre, based around a fantasy pirate-world theme, with generic point and click gameplay.
The story starts at Willy Morgan’s house; it’s been 10 years since Willy’s father, the famous archeologist, Henry Morgan, disappeared.
*– [Real player with 61.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198329404521)*
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### ANY GOOD? Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town REVIEW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qefELnp3jo0
### COMPLETE SPEED PLAYTHROUGH Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW3C-ODxLEU
### Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town REVIEW
Fans of the film The Goonies will probably fondly recall the classic Lucas Arts point and click games of Monkey Island, and it is in that vein which Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town plays out, with red herrings, puzzles and a dose of humour to top it off ensuring Willy Morgan CBT makes a truly resplendent brew!
*– [Real player with 10.8 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198136421655)*
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## Risen 2: Dark Waters
Risen 2 is a third person open world action roleplaying game made by Piranha Bytes, the team that gave us the Gothic games and of course the first Risen game. It's hard to talk about Risen 2 without referring to their previous games, which I'll call 'PB games' for short.
To summarize: Risen 2 sometimes feels like a 'PB game lite' but it's certainly not completely dumbed down from previous PB games. The atmosphere and the 'feel' of the PB games is there, so I'll enjoy playing this game more than I would 9 out of 10 similar games. The fact that melee combat is almost as bad as it was in Gothic 3 and the absence of 'real' magic are the only two problems that certainly knock off some points in the final score for Risen 2.
*– [Real player with 74.2 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198042646749)*
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### It is very difficult to recommend this game because depending on your personal preferences, it can either be a wealth of unpleasantness or it can, as I have in the end perceived it, be a gem of extraordinary substance and enjoyment although in a wierd way.
Warning: This will be quite a lenghty review where I try to outline in detail the great drawbacks of the game as well as the great features about it.
### First off, I will state all of the unpleasant aspects of this game and if anything I mention seems unacceptable, better to stay away from it as it is a game that not everyone will enjoy and it can be difficult to grasp.
*– [Real player with 69.2 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198152014437)*
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## Black Sails - The Ghost Ship
Creepy, spooky, psychological horror mystery with some jump scares from Deck 13 Interactive the creators of the Ankh series. Originally released in German in 2010.
Storyline: Year 1884\. Anna, a reporter, is on board a ship crossing the Atlantic on her way back to New York after completing an assignment. On the way, a huge storm brews and the ship she is on sinks. Clinging to a barrel, she and another passenger, Lex, manage to swim to another ship, a brigantine, that just happens to be sailing by. Once inside they discover what seems to be an abandoned ship. A cursed ship, the rather nefarious Lex calls it.
*– [Real player with 14.3 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198141404871)*
This game? Sigh. It reminds me of one of those hidden object or straight puzzle games like House of Davinci that has no real story but a whole bunch of rooms and little gears and keys you have to find to move to the next room. I wish I had known or I wouldn't have bought it. We spend the first chapter trying to get out of a room and then searching for bandages and disinfectant. After successfully completing that, we are now playing as an annoying little girl who whines about everything. "I can't read," she screams when we click on a piece of paper. "There's no pictures," she squeals when we click on books. Yet, somehow she is able to collect "sleepy" powder and know exactly what it is. I kept searching for something to kill her off before I reminded myself this wasn't that kind of game. She wanders around commenting on how she doesn't like anything she sees. After viewing a drawing of a ship, she says tearfully, "I don't like this picture at all. It's scary." It's a pencil drawing of a ship and this girl is afraid of it? Then she brattily comments that her mommy is prettier than a painting on the wall. She has an annoying habit of overenuciating certain words. So instead of saying picture, she will say, "PICT-TURE." It's extremely irritating. She is just the WORST. I don't much care for playing games as a child in general, but this really took the cake.
*– [Real player with 14.2 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198106507444)*
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## Sea Dogs: City of Abandoned Ships
This is the perfect pirates game. i spent years trying to play this game but my computers never allowed me. now i have had the chance to fully play this game i have to say it has given me hour of fun. do you want to be a merchant and become the wealthiest man in the Caribbean and trade your way to power, or become a privateer and attack your nations foes and bring riches and glory to your nation or do you want to be a feared pirate who will attack anything on sight for wealth and reputation and be the most fearsome man in the Caribbean sea. THE CHOICE IS YOURS. I LOVE THIS GAME!!!!!
*– [Real player with 125.3 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198800050525)*
This game is not "good." It has an extremely high learning curve, no tutorial, a clunky interface, poorly laid out and unintuitive quest objectives, sub-par writing, semi-frequent crashes, and is heavily dependent on the community "Combined Mod" to smooth out its rough edges.
That said, it is the best pure Pirate RPG available. But that probably says more about the gaping hole that exists in the market and less about this game itself. Aside from the brief but very welcome tangent that the Assassin's Creed franchise took with Black Flag we have not seen a good single player pirate RPG in a long time; probably since Sid Meier's Pirates. So if you need your pirate fix and are willing to take the time to learn this game, then you will be satisfied. But I can't help but wonder why we haven't seen a better Pirate game made.
*– [Real player with 75.9 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198024248964)*
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## Sea Dogs
Yes it's old, but it places its emphasis in sea battles on sailing and strategy. You can't just load guns in 3 seconds and then switch from solid balls to grapeshot without going through another reload. Turn rate and speed are crucial to monitor. And the story line is fun, too.
*– [Real player with 94.4 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561197974701626)*
Fascinating game. It was great years ago, and I finished it again with great pleasure nowadays. And that's not a call of nostalgia. There are many old games which didn't age well, but I can't say such a thing about this one. Yes, it's graphics will not impress you these days and some gameplay mechanics are rather old. But the game brings an enthralling non linear story, great music and atmosphere as well as interesting albeit little clunky gameplay.
The game is 20 years old, but it has unique walkthrough for 4 different nations and unique dialogs for all characters, not just secondary ones, but even unimportant ones. For example, there is no copy-cat tavern keepers or store owners with standard phrases. Each one has his own character, story or even quest. And a word about quests. There is no copy-paste quests as well. Each one is unique and there is a lot of them. Believe or not, but it is the only game where I still remember the names of most of the characters after so many years.
*– [Real player with 41.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198020225761)*
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## Uncharted Tides: Port Royal
I played Uncharted Tides: Port Royal on Windows. An enjoyable game with differing types of HOP's and a reasonable storyline. The minigames were good at a decent difficulty level. I have played many many HOPA's and though this isn't up with Lost Lands, (understandably as that is a huge tale over many episodes,) it's good in its own right. On first playthrough I missed one Achievement, Sea Shanty, (which i'm still at a loss as to how I missed it),
I didn't use a walkthrough though there are ones available,
! https://www.bigfishgames.com/content/bf-blog/en/walkthroughs/uncharted-tides-port-royal.html#5 or video walkthroughs such as
! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vcGn0er7GDM.
*– [Real player with 10.3 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198118351898)*
I got this game as part of a bundle. Decent hidden object puzzles. Most of the puzzles were intuitive and whenever it is not you can use hints which are infinite (casual difficulty).
The hints recharge fairly quickly and I never felt completely stuck with the puzzles.
Talking about the story, I found it to be… okayy. I didn't like the game's music in most places. It could have been a more piratey theme.
Characters don't have any depth. For example, Jane's father / Ben and all other characters are completely useless because they don't help us in anyway. They merely command us to do something because they are unable to do it. But at the end Ben gets thanked which was odd.
*– [Real player with 10.1 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198135169456)*
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## Sea Dogs: Caribbean Tales
I like the freedom to just do what ever you like in the game as far as pirating/trading/missions. And the open world aspect and the way you can capture ships to upgrade/sell or add to your own fleet.
*– [Real player with 123.4 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198048368072)*
a nice game, good game play. i really enjoyed it. I cannot confirm the bug reports. The game was stable at all times.
*– [Real player with 26.6 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198328299904)*
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## Tempest: Pirate Action RPG
Q: Why is being a pirate so addictive?
A: Because when ye lose yer hand, ye get hooked!
'Tempest: Pirate Action' takes us to a timescape where the tantalizing tall tales of tanalised tallship tars turn true! This is one of my favourite PC games to date, along with 'The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt' and 'Naval Action'. That's partly because I love square-rigger sailing ships and 1700s maritime history and lore. Of these three games, I consider Tempest the most imaginitive and atmospheric.
This open world game is much better than I expected, based on the YouTube reviews. Various aspects of the game have been much improved since those reviews were posted. The ship-capturing boarding action, for example, is now vastly better, with fully mobile, realistic fighting characters, one of which, you fully control, so you can take part in the melee, close and personal, from a 3rd-person perspecive. That's something that neither 'Naval Action' nor 'The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt' can boast.
*– [Real player with 204.5 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198453512282)*
Score : 55-60/100
Unfortunately it is ""NOT"" a full pirates game.
If you're looking for a real pirates game this one will disappointed you.
Good points:
- Graphic is acceptable
-Ship easy upgrade
-Some of the special items were good designed
-Ship fighting is ok ( Only to those who just enjoy firing cannon balls )
-Auto picking up design
-Time speed up design
Weak points :
***One of the greatest weak point is : this game have "NO" save and worst of all …....there're traps that didn't looks like a trap that we will lost 1/4 or even 1/2 of our most experience crews without warning !!!!! 0 . Though we can still play the game without a save file.
*– [Real player with 148.2 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198254877203)*
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## Ekko - A Thief's Melody
A 3D adventure/stealth game with a contemplative mood. Play as a young thief studying at the Guild. Confront or avoid pirates, guards & robots. Explore and climb every island in a cartoon open world to collect flowers and cure animals. Defy giant Guardians during epic battles & ride a cute turtle!
#### ABOUT THIS GAME
A Thief's Melody is a tribute to old adventure games like "Beyond Good & Evil" and "Zelda Windwaker"; it features exploration, dialogs, fights, puzzles, collectibles and huge Boss battles, all wrapped in colorful world…
#### EXPLORE A CARTOON OPEN WORLD
Run, jump, climb everywhere you want, travel between islands on a turtle and discover a colorful open world!
#### CHOOSE STEALTH OR ACTION
Be it pirates, guard, robots or other thiefs, you'll sure find some challenge during your missions. You are free to play sneaky or go straight to confrontation.
#### EPIC BOSS FIGHTS
During your journey, you'll encounter many Great Guardians that you'll have to confront during epic battles. Some will block your path, others will be well hidden. Will you be able to bring back peace to these giant creatures?
#### CURE ANIMALS
Cure animals, collect flowers, discover lost paintings... Many little quests await you in this feel good world.
#### FEATURES
* In an ocean-covered world, play as a young thief studying at the Thief Guild
* Learn various skills: climbing, stealth, fight, bow, bombs, grapple and much more !
* Confront or avoid pirates, guards and robots.
* Freely explore a cartoon open world.
* Collect gemstones, paintings and flowers.
* Cure ill animals all over the world.
* Defy giant Guardians during epic battles.
* Discover cute and crazy characters.
* Save the world! Er no, I mean "be a true hero!". Er no, I mean "help your sister". Well, you have to start somewhere kid...
* Oh, yeah! And ride a cool turtle! But I guess you already got that from the picture.
#### ABOUT THE DEVELOPER
Hi there! I'm Mathias and I've been creating video games since I was a child. I love science, playing music and drawing. So what's better than creating a video game to do all of this at the same time? I do everything alone because I love every part of it and I'm a curious guy who likes to know how it works! I hope you'll like it :)
If you want to know more, [check my blog](https://steamcommunity.com/linkfilter/?url=http://oneiricworlds.com/en/)
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## Braveland Pirate
Braveland Pirate is the third and last game of the Braveland trilogy. The three storylines aren't related, so you can play them in any order. However, I would recommend to play them as they are supposed to be ( [Braveland](store.steampowered.com/app/285800/) = [Wizard](store.steampowered.com/app/333880/) = [Pirate](store.steampowered.com/app/391490/) ). Keep the best for the end : Pirate is, in my opinion, the most entertaining and enjoyable game of the series.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=650674317
*– [Real player with 30.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198047460864)*
I really enjoyed the first braveland, I skipped the second one after hearing it sucked and then I decided to give the third one a chance seeing how it got positive receiption here on Steam.
You should take this recommendation as somewhere between a half recommend and a full recommend.
So here we go for the pros and cons.
+ Pro
+ The new pirate units you get all have different abilities from the units from the first game, giving the combat a new coat of paint from the first game.
+ Open world. Instead of having to play battles in a certain order you're more open to choose a different battle instead.
*– [Real player with 23.7 hrs in game](http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198024050686)*
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