Caribbean Odyssey
Imran Arafat · 2015 · Indie, Casual, Action, Adventure, Pirates
PC
3 user reviews0% · 3
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About Caribbean Odyssey
Step into the epic adventure of the legendary pirate Captain Henry Morgan. Inspired by true events from 16th century, Caribbean Odyssey is a beautiful tale of loyalty, love, betrayal and revenge. Explore a lavish and colorful world of secrets in 2.5D. The journey of Captain Morgan takes you through Caribbean islands, caves, dungeons, jungles and populated cities. Unfold the mysterious truth as the most wanted pirate of the Caribbean flees from the city of Port Royal to escape the wrath of evil Governor Thomas Modyford. Does he really have the map to the mythical City of Gold?
Caribbean Odyssey is the first installment of a long tale that tells a compelling & epic story of the legendary character, Captain Henry Morgan. The story begins at Port Royal in 1655, where Henry Morgan comes to see a mysterious woman named Merry Carleton. Henry Morgan had just previously returned from Panama, where he was sent by the current Governor of Port Royal, Sir Thomas Modyford. Captain Henry successfully crushed the Spanish Army and laid the capital under siege for weeks. Eventually the Spaniards were forced to pay him a large ransom to avoid the total burning and pillaging of Panama City.
Governor Sir Thomas Modyford was a trusted fellow of the British Crown and was known for his cunning and greed for gold. He sent Henry Morgan to Panama because taking over Panama City would open the doors for the Royal Navy to strengthen its stronghold over the open waters. Unfortunately, in a cruel twist of fate, the Spaniards and the British Royal Crown had already signed a peace contract before Henry Morgan’s conquest. As a result, Henry Morgan’s actions are decreed as piracy, and the Royal Crown declares him as an outlaw and places a hefty bounty on his head. The cunning Governor Sir Thomas Modyford saw an opportunity to at once please the Royal Crown and feed his greed by agreeing with the Spaniards to go on a joint expedition to hunt down the mysterious and rumored City of Gold in exchange of taking down the outlaw who single handedly took out the Spanish forces in Panama. Now Captain Morgan is caught in the cross hairs of the Crown’s Justice and the vengeful Spaniards.
Caribbean Odyssey is the first installment of a long tale that tells a compelling & epic story of the legendary character, Captain Henry Morgan. The story begins at Port Royal in 1655, where Henry Morgan comes to see a mysterious woman named Merry Carleton. Henry Morgan had just previously returned from Panama, where he was sent by the current Governor of Port Royal, Sir Thomas Modyford. Captain Henry successfully crushed the Spanish Army and laid the capital under siege for weeks. Eventually the Spaniards were forced to pay him a large ransom to avoid the total burning and pillaging of Panama City.
Governor Sir Thomas Modyford was a trusted fellow of the British Crown and was known for his cunning and greed for gold. He sent Henry Morgan to Panama because taking over Panama City would open the doors for the Royal Navy to strengthen its stronghold over the open waters. Unfortunately, in a cruel twist of fate, the Spaniards and the British Royal Crown had already signed a peace contract before Henry Morgan’s conquest. As a result, Henry Morgan’s actions are decreed as piracy, and the Royal Crown declares him as an outlaw and places a hefty bounty on his head. The cunning Governor Sir Thomas Modyford saw an opportunity to at once please the Royal Crown and feed his greed by agreeing with the Spaniards to go on a joint expedition to hunt down the mysterious and rumored City of Gold in exchange of taking down the outlaw who single handedly took out the Spanish forces in Panama. Now Captain Morgan is caught in the cross hairs of the Crown’s Justice and the vengeful Spaniards.
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Players consistently criticize this game for being a buggy, unpolished mess with broken controls, poor voice acting, and sloppy design choices like anachronistic costumes and awkward level design that even prevents basic enemy AI from functioning properly. Common complaints include unskippable cutscenes, confusing menus, movement that doesn't respond properly, and a general lack of polish throughout, though some acknowledge the core concept had potential. The game appears to suffer from fundamental issues in its execution rather than just minor refinements needed.
An interesting idea, but this game falls very short. Bad voice acting, terrible costumes (Why are there fully armored knights in the 18th century?), poor controls, no menu system, ok graphics, odd level design, large spinning item drops... basically, a very rough entry into game making. Better design, better voice acting, and better research into the period would make this a much better game.3 found this helpful
I could only stand this garbage for about 10 minutes - it's a buggy, janky mess right from the start. The fact you can confusingly continue to interact with the main menu after pressing "start", instead of getting a loading screen, shows no care was taken to polish this. The tutorial is mostly useless, and there is no menu or controls screen to tell you how to play. The art is inconsistent, plus the cutscenes and voice acting are laughably bad. In the first cutscene, a chair slid out from underneath a sitting girl... and then she stood up. Those things didn't happen at the same time - just picture it. After that cutscene, you have to evade some knights. It's okay though, they'll never even catch you because they can't walk up stairs. The movement and combat feel like I'm underwater using a pool noodle instead of a sword - it's bad. You can stand back a foot from enemies and they'll never be able to attack you, just keep spamming the attack button. If you do die, which can happen when there are too many enemies, you get to rewatch the last cutscene in its entirety. There is no skip button. There's a janky fast forward option but it'll still take a bit to start the level. This doe…2 found this helpful
From the Steam page, it looked pretty good. You know, good graphics-ish, maybe compelling characters, good storyline. That's what you expect from a game. You can try it if you want, but I seriously don't suggest it. It's a complete waste of money. Trust me when I say that the developer should change the name to "The Game of Bugs." Please, I don't want you to waste your money. Go with the other game that you're debating with.2 found this helpful
2/10 - The controls are a disaster that very often lead to death and after each death there is a 2 minute cutscene that you can't skip.1 found this helpful
I thought this would be a fun game of pirates. Well actually, this game was absolutely horrible. First of all, I couldn't move freely, it's a 2D side scroller and that's fine, but my character would often just run in place and not even move. You're supposed to go to a tavern in the beginning, but I couldn't even get past that, because I constantly got stuck. Also, for some crazy reason, pressing the 1 or 2 number keys makes the camera jerk around...why???? The game told me to press Q to arm my pistol, this didn't work. At some point while I was mashing my keyboard trying to make my character actually move, he armed his pistol...I have no idea why. And then I was stuck shooting my pistol in the middle of the tavern while running in place and not moving anywhere. I am sure that this is some religion's concept of hell.
[h1] 4.5\10 [/h1] nice try but anyway, plays and looks poor
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