Pirate of Madagascar Island

What a game. Innovative and smooth combat. A thrilling story that will live rent free in your head for the next years. Unparalleled enemy design. Truly a great game

I like the ocean :)

As a Pirate of Carribean fan, I must say that this product delivers on fan service. Many memorable characters from all sorts of Pirate fiction make an appearance (i.e Black Beard, Jolly Rodger, Jack Sparrow, etc.). That being said, the game has a few glaring problems that I will list off. 1. The game is too long, 9 minutes of gameplay is far too long for the short attention span that many gamers have these days. 2. The graphics requirement is quite intense, do not buy this game if you have a lower end pc 3. (Spoiler) the game leaves off on a very big cliffhanger, when can we expect a sequel??? All that being said, I would recommend this game for any gamer that enjoys exploration, RPG, puzzle solving type of games (the castle level took me a long time to figure out). Thank you for delivering such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game!

Too difficult. My 7 year old lobotomised son got me to beat him for it. He kept losing then made me mad with how weak he is. My wife came in and saw so i beat her too. Then i completed the game in 15 minutes (first 7 minutes was me beating my son, the next 3 was me beating my wife. The final 5 was me defeating the final boss.) This game was so hard and long, like i was after i completed it. Thank you for this masterpiece.

absolute beauty. i would play anytime of the season. my heart chirped after this

Ahoy, mateys! Let me regale ye with the tale of my epic journey through the $3 masterpiece known as "Pirate Adventures in Madagascar." For just the price of a sad cup of coffee, I embarked on a swashbuckling odyssey that somehow managed to stretch into a whopping 20 hours. Talk about value for doubloons! First off, the graphics are what you might call “retro,” or as I like to think of them, “made by a very determined hamster with a crayon.” The landscapes of Madagascar were vibrant enough that I briefly wondered if I had stumbled into a psychedelic fever dream. Seriously, I’m pretty sure I fought a giant chicken at one point, and that was only the first hour! The plot? Well, let’s just say it was as tangled as the pirate’s beard. You play as Captain Squawkbeak (yes, you read that right), a treasure-hunting pirate who has a special affinity for coconuts and dramatic monologues. Between chasing after dubious treasure maps and engaging in utterly absurd dialogue with island natives, I felt like I was living in a combination of “Pirates of the Caribbean” and a Saturday morning cartoon. The combat mechanics were, how do I put this delicately… unique? Imagine a clumsy ballet dancer at…