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System Requirements
Windows 2000 or better.
500MHz or faster CPU.
System Memory of 64MB or more.
Video RAM of 32MB or more.
DirectX 8 or better.

Play FREE, no time limit, EVER!

From the makers of Mysteryville comes Pirateville, an eye-popping seek and find game (which is why pirates wear eye-patches, don’tcha know) with 161 gorgeous levels to play!

Avast ye Scurvy Dogs! It’s time to play Pirateville, the great new seek and find adventure from the makers of Mysteryville. Jack the Sharpshooter, ever short on gold, has received a mysterious chest, which he’s been cautioned not to open. Of course he does, and now he’s on a swashbuckling adventure of a lifetime filled with magic, love, gold, even a cursed Ghost! Unravel the secret of the ancient casket by searching for hidden objects, and prepare for an astonishing ending!

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Vroya’ Review

Pirateville is a basic hidden object game with a few standard mini-games thrown in. If you’re addicted to seek and find puzzles, you’re probably going to want to add this one to your collection. Otherwise, I’m not sure if I can enthusiastically recommend it.

While the graphics are beautiful, and the audio practically non-existent, Pirateville falls short of my personal expectations. Every scene is replayed over and over until you’re practically sick of it by the time you think you’re moving on to the next scene. Then you have to find things in the same scene again. By the time you’re done with a scene for real, you know where every single object is in that room, as there is no randomness to it whatsoever. Nothing moves, if you found a cat statue earlier and it asks you for it again – it’s in exactly the same spot. Playing the same picture 10 times in a row doesn’t make for a good challenge, it makes for a chore. When by the end of the scene you can finish each one in 15 to 30 seconds, well, you tell me…

For kids, on the other hand, or people who don’t want a challenge, and simply want to read a long drawn out story, perhaps they will enjoy Pirateville more than I did.

Final Verdict: If you can’t tell from my above statements, I didn’t like Pirateville. I really hate giving bad reviews, but this one deserves it. Unless you are a diehard hidden object puzzle player, and need something to fill up time between good game releases, I recommend you steer clear. If this wasn’t an absolutely free game, I’d have deep sixed it already.

Please leave a comment if you disagree with me. I really would like positive reviews on all of my games.