Crazy Pirate reviews

Foreword Never Put you between a Pirate and his Treasure Chest. Except you want to see the Radishes from below. But what if you already do this? right. You stand between a Pirate and his Treasure Chest. At least that's what the Zombies seem to think of. So what to do? Jug sabres and cheat through. moment. No Sabre there. Ok then just an Enterknife. Hm, also no Enterknife available. Gun? No. Enterhooken? No. A pointed Stick? A Stone? A dressed Cardboard egg for Airstrikes? No, no and no. So what does a rough-legged, rum-soaked Pirate do in such a Situation? Right. He uses himself as a Throwing Floor. Here's a little Warning. Do not imitate a possible Zombie Apocalypse. To the Game One is allowed to take on the Role of a Pirate who wants to go to his Treasure Chest. So that doesn't end in a walking simulation. Standing in the Way of a few Zombies. And these can only be eliminated with the full Body effort of the Pirate. The 20 Levels can be played through at different speeds. Because in addition to the Zombies you have to eliminate all of them. There are also coins in different Places in the Levels. Once you have reached the Chest, there is a Rating that ranges from 1-3 Stars. To get 3 Stars, each Coin must be collected. It is important to bear in mind. One must not hurl the Pirate through the Area unburied. But it is given a maximum Number of so-called Moves which means when reaching the End for the Pirate. Control As mentioned above is the Pirate, not just a Rum Lover on Land. No, he's a true Fighting Machine. Nothing can stop him, Except, you use a wireless computer mouse and the Battery is empty. The Game is controlled by mouse. To do this, the Cursor is drawn at the pressed Left mouse button in the opposite Direction, in which the Pirate is to be hurled. If you want the Pirate to be thrown more forcefully. You just Have to travel another Distance while pulling. You can think of it like stretching a Bow. You don't have to wait until the Pirate has ground under his Feet again. You can also hurl it while still in the Air. Unfortunately, the Control is not explained anywhere. Here it would have been absurd to design the first Level as a Tutorial. So it can happen that you only come by Accident and try it out. Graphics The Game is held in a 2D comic style and can also be played in a Window mode. Resolutions from 1280 x 720 to 1680 x 1050 Pixels are available. The Levels are held in two Climates. Once a tropical And then a snowy environment. So a little Variety Is provided. Sound The Background Music unfortunately does not give rise to Pirate atmosphere and not every Country rat will be happy about the rather short Title Duration. However, it can be deactivated with just one Click. Thanks to The Klabautermann. The rest of The sound is not manable. Summary 20 Levels 2D Comic graphic Full Image or Window Mode mouse control 500 Steam Achievements Pro The Game can also be played in Window mode. The Music can be deactivated. Relaxed with a hand mouse control. Purposefully beautiful 2D Graphics. Contra Sound not completely switchable. Too few Levels. No Tutorial where the Controls are explained. Conclusion The Game makes a curvy mood, because kept quite simple. But what's a Pity is that you have to guess the Controls. And that there are only so few Levels that are not very different from the Structure but graphically. And if you are a Steam Run-in Jäger/Collector, you can get 500 Pieces of it here without much Effort. Crazy Pirate provides a good Foundation and would expand it even further with more Levels, higher Resolutions and more Settings. Could you also give the Game more like "just" a solid 5 out of 10 Points. 05/10