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Pirateville

Pirate stories will never end! They are always about love...love of adventure, love of freedom and love of life itself! Follow a story where magic, love, gold and weapons are woven together with the fate of Jack the Sharpshooter and the secret of an ancient casket! Uncover the curse of Pirateville by locating hidden objects, finding the differences, unscrambling secret messages and more! The game will dazzle you, but the surprise ending will amaze you!

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$6.99

by - NevoSoft

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afreespirit's Review - October 10, 2007 - View all my reviews (6)

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Excellent!

This game follows in the footsteps of Mysteryville 1 and 2, except this time, its with different characters. I found this one had items that were harder to find, at times, and some items were not translated properly to English.

All in all, except for the grammar/translation, which kept distracting me, this game is excellent. The music can be repetitive, but some of it is very goof (imho). It also has many more levels than the other games from this team, and interesting in-between games, some of which actually make you think.

If you like hide and seek games, try it, you'll like it!

This review has an average score of 3.6 - Based on 10 ratings
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Aimee24073's Review - October 19, 2007 - View all my reviews (3)

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Pirateville

This game is similar to Mysteryville.
The graphics are good, and the gameplay is pretty simple, but when you get to finding all of the clues, you stay in the same room for a whole level, so all of the objects are more or less in the same place, so you know where they are going to be everytime. It doesn't really give you a challenge, except when you play find the differences.
It is annoying when you are on find the difference and you cannot find the last few objects, until you use the tip, and notice that they weren't even displayed in the room in the first place, so you have used up a tip for nothing, and then have to wait for a while before you are able to use it again.
I preferred mysteryville to be honest.
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This review has an average score of 3.5 - Based on 6 ratings
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nvd2ceb4's Review - October 9, 2007 - View all my reviews (56)

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From The Makers of Mysteryville 1 & 2

I guess I've fallen back into my old routine of trying the same genre of games that I like. Seek and Find games are by far my most favorites on Reflexive.

Now that I've gotten back into my old routine, it's time to get back to my usual synopsis of how this game is.

If you liked Mysteryville 1 & 2 then you'll like this.

The storyline is different and there's the usual of finding a certain amount of items and silhouetted items, and those good ol' 'in-between' puzzles.

Now, after reading the conversations in order to get a general idea of where the game was going, I found myself skipping a lot of it. Why? Because there's a lot of grammatical errors which makes me wonder if this was a foreign game translated to English.

The one thing that's completely different to me is when you finish finding the hidden objects, you have to find more objects in the same room until that task is complete.
Kind of a no-no for me because once I find where the objects are and have to find more, it gets easier after that because you're still in the same room.

If I had to get rid of some things about this game, I would get rid of a lot of dialogue. That so-called pirate music which plays over and over, and the fact that you stay in one room until the whole task is done.

Would I recommend this game? Well, yeah because any seek and find lovers can't pass up a seek and find game like these.

This review has an average score of 3.3 - Based on 18 ratings
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System Requirements:

OS: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Me
Memory: 64 MB
DirectX: 8.1 or later
CPU: P500

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Developed By:	NevoSoft
Published By:	NevoSoft

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