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 Cutthroats - Terror on the High Seas (PC)
Newest Review: ... with the menu interface or the battle controls at sea (though these seemed rather sluggish), but the land battles left a ... more  ... little to be desired. The problem was that they had tried to add more tactical depth to the land battles, but some units simply refused to respond to your controls at any time – meaning you eventually gave up trying to use them at all.
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The difficulty is actually gauged fairly well, but with the game being rather prone to crashing for no adequately explained reason, I never quite got into it enough to really be able to do anything really interesting. Certainly all the basic components you would want see...moreMore other PC games
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Cutthroats: Terror on the High Seas -Official Strategy Guide
Pages: 192, Edition: illustrated edition, Paperback, Prima Games Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Cutthroats - Terror on the High Seas (PC): Avast there! Oh damn, crashed again... (750 words)
by - written on 05/05/05 (Very useful, 145 readings)
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One of my favourite games ever on any system was MPS Labs’ game Pirates! (published by Microprose) on my old Atari ST. Cutthroats is an attempt to update the same basic game idea to the modern (well, modernish computer), with flashier graphics, more in-depth tactical land battles, and the like. How well does it succeed? First Impressions The presentation throughout is very slick, from the nicely-produced game manual to the intro movie and game menu itself. This was part of Eidos’ drive to prove that they weren’t a “one game company” (Tomb Raider) a few years ago. The options you had when docked are virtually identical to those in Pirates! - i.e. ... Read the complete review
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