Games, Video Games, Roleplaying, P, Pirates of the Caribbean
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- Reviewed by: Justin Murray, [4.2/10]. "While it is a visually outstanding title, the poor gameplay mechanics and insane difficulty will turn off all but the most dedicated players." [Windows]
- Previewed by: Da. "The graphics look great, and we think this easily accessible game could be the perfect RPG for gamers who would never be caught dead playing an RPG."
- Features information, downloads, news and walkthroughs for the game.
- Review, by Omni: "Even with it's incomplete manual and it's many frustrations, I still liked Pirates of the Caribbean." [Score: 7.6 out of 10]
- Previewed by: Christian Nutt. "...[T]he aim of a game like Pirates of the Caribbean is to immerse the player, not through its narrative, but through its freedom." [Xbox]
- Reviewed by: Louis Bedigian, [7.5/10]. "Due to its slower-paced gameplay and the large amount of walking, talking, buying and selling you're required to do, action-lovers should probably look elsewhere." [Xbox]
- Reviewed by: Uros Jojic, [81/100]. "If only the publishers had realized the importance of a good cinematic experience and the little things that help create a truly immersive single-player world, Pirates of the Caribbean could've been the perfect seq
- Previewed by: Tim Surette. "If given a chance, Pirates of the Caribbean should surprise land-lubbers everywhere."
- Reviewed by: Matt Dedrick, [7.6/10]. "Movie games suck, it's a general rule, but Pirates of the Caribbean is different." [Xbox]
- Reviewed by: Staff, [7.5/10]. "This game could have been great, but instead fell a little short." [Xbox]
- Previewed by: Jim Broach. "What we got to see during our playtime with the partial build has drawn our interest alot by offering players a graphical representation of days gone by and the drive to hit the high seas to acquire wealth and glory through
- Reviewed by: Allen Rausch, [55/100]. "...[A] sad mess that not only has virtually nothing to do with the movie or the [Disney World] ride, but is a pretty poor game in its own right."
- Reviewed by: Tim McConnaughy, [65/100]. "I've never seen a better game more tragically hamstrung by bugs and errors." [Xbox]
- Official website with screen shots, overview, and links.
- Previewed by: John Callaham. "...[T]he open-ended format...makes this game something to look forward to and its clear that Akella's game may be worth the wait..."
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