7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact
Choice of Games · 2018 · Pirates, Adventure, Indie, RPG, Choose Your Own Adventure
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About 7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact
Fight for what's right—as an up and coming pirate! Battle slavers, sea monsters, and your own corrupt government to become a hero of the high seas. But will you betray your own crew for wealth and power?
7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact is a 200,000-word interactive adventure novel by Danielle Lauzon, set in the world of the table-top role playing game 7th Sea. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Looking for adventure at sea? You’ll get more than you bargained for when you end up joining a pirate crew. These pirates are known among sailors for having their own moral code, one that is now yours. You'll have the chance to rescue prisoners, uncover a secret plot, and even build a navy to liberate an island fort full of slaves.
But you'll also be tempted to break your pirate bonds to seek your own gain. Would you still free the slaves if you could take out your own rivals instead? How far will you go to save your friends? And when you uncover corruption in your homeland, will you choose villainy or vengeance?
Earn your crew's loyalty and they might make you their captain, but get careless and you might have to walk the plank!
If it's the pirate's life for you, what will you sacrifice for freedom?
7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact is a 200,000-word interactive adventure novel by Danielle Lauzon, set in the world of the table-top role playing game 7th Sea. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Looking for adventure at sea? You’ll get more than you bargained for when you end up joining a pirate crew. These pirates are known among sailors for having their own moral code, one that is now yours. You'll have the chance to rescue prisoners, uncover a secret plot, and even build a navy to liberate an island fort full of slaves.
But you'll also be tempted to break your pirate bonds to seek your own gain. Would you still free the slaves if you could take out your own rivals instead? How far will you go to save your friends? And when you uncover corruption in your homeland, will you choose villainy or vengeance?
Earn your crew's loyalty and they might make you their captain, but get careless and you might have to walk the plank!
- Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, bi, asexual, or poly.
- Choose from three different nations as your homeland, with distinct stories for each.
- Romance other pirate captains, or compete with them as your rivals.
- Fight for good, or work for evil.
- Lead a rescue, uncover a secret plot, and defeat tyranny.
- Visit various island nations to win them to your side and build a navy.
If it's the pirate's life for you, what will you sacrifice for freedom?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I dont recommend the Game because of one flaw that sadly can not be changed: You have to know and play the Tabletop RPG it is based on. Otherwise you will be completly lost and unable to really enjoy it. Just like me.2 found this helpful
The best way I can describe this one is 'meh'. Positives: The strong points of the game are what I guess most of these type of games have. I'm pretty sure there are quite a few endings to it, some setting descriptions captured my fantasy, I found most characters to be ok. Negatives: Smaller one: - A couple of times it felt you only have the option to say the same thing in different ways. Occasionally they also didn't make much sense. Since these were few and far between I didn't mind them that much so it's almost just an observation. Bigger ones: - Choice of Games are very PC which I'm not a fan of, but I learned to accept it. To me the others I have played also went on with this in a better way. An example is that I don't want to read that the captain of a pirate ship is asking for permission from the MC to kiss them after they willingly followed her into her private chambers. I want her to take the MC and throw them on her bed. It would have been a lot better to ask the reader what the plans of the MC are or what do they want, so we can still keep the PC part and the captain of a pirate ship wouldn't need to sound like a wimp either. I expected a lot of flashbacks from and th…2 found this helpful
Apart from a few lapses in logic found in "7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact", such as a large ship being able to sneak up on another on the open ocean in the middle of the day during clear weather, I enjoyed the read and found most of it good. (6/10)
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Having run a 7th Sea tabletop game, this was a really fun return to the universe. Good stuff!
Super fun. Brings the setting of the 7th Sea tabletop rpg to life in a big way.
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