Sid Meier's Pirates! (Xbox)

At the start of the game you are introduced to your family your character and your enemy baron Raymond when they get taken away because they are in debt but your Character tries to escape and succeeds now on with the review. The game it self is really fun and addictive in fact while I'm writing this I'm playing it as well you start of as a lonely pirate sailing around and visiting loads of different cities in your ship recruiting more pirates and trying to uncover the clues to where your family is. During all of that you have your love life and pirate life while sailing around there is loads of other ships sailing around as well which you can attack and ...  Read the complete review

I like to think that i am a big fan of Pirates. The fims i am not such a fan of, but the whole idea in general. When i saw this game i thought that i had to have it. It took a while to get it, as i am rather cheap, and its not the easiest to get hold of cheap. However when i finally did get it, i was not dissapointed. Its an easy enough game to play and understand. You play as a young pirate, whos family has being kidnapped and you have to get them back. This is where the structure finishes. The rest of the game is up to you. In the game you can capture ships, attack ports, woo and dance with governours daughter, trade goods and fight Pirates. ...  Read the complete review

This is a fun game to play with lots of swash buckling action and the chance to use every pirate stereotype phrase that you can think of. In the game you play a pirate who carries out a campaign of revenge against the Spanish who wronged you and the objective of the game is to amass as much wealth as possible while you character ages until you get to retire into the pirate hall of fame. The game can be played as an open ended strategy game with you sailing the seas doing as you please or alternatively you can follow a set path within the main storyline as you seek revenge, essentially this gives you two games within one and the option to play how you choose ...  Read the complete review