Players who enjoy titles like Temple Run and Fruit Ninja will find their skills useful here, as you have to employ a decent ability to react in order to stay alive and on task through the games combat and temple exploration missions. How fast is your vessel? How many special abilities do you have? How strong is your defense? All these things end up mattering more than how fast you can click and swipe. Upgrading your character, ship and crew becomes a necessity, as performing well in ship-to-ship combat and boat racing eventually becomes just a matter of numbers. Simple-but-challenging is the name of the game, and the title quickly trains you in the basic language of ship combat, searching and upgrading. Pirates involves a bit of exploration and a bit of story-driven action, with exploration and mission completion being the two major ways the player finds themselves launched into action.

As the player clears area after area, Alonzo encounters other pirates vying for fame and supremacy, as well as a mysterious and suspicious “monk,” interested in shuttling our main character into performing very challenging tasks and seeking out specific prizes. Players sail around the Caribbean gathering gold and resources, engaging in ship-to-ship combat and seeking out hidden relics, all the while furthering the tale of Alonzo Batilla, a former French naval shipman who aggressively pursues a life of fortune. Like its companion game, Black Flag, the mobile Pirates explores the dangerous and adventurous Golden Age of Piracy in the early 18th century. Softonic review Assassin’s Creed Pirates Review: Ubisoft’s High Seas Spinoff Holds Up The Setting:Released in 2014, Assassin’s Creed: Pirates serves as companion/spin-off game to Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, allowing players to continue to dive ever deeper into the Assassin’s Creed universe from their IOS or Android mobile devices.

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