Pirate Pop™
Dadako · 2016 · Casual, Action, Indie, Arcade, Retro
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About Pirate Pop™
Pirate Pop™ is a super addictive, gravity-defying, score-chasing, bubble-busting, retro-style arcade game. Join Pete Jr (or Polly!) on their quest to defeat the nefarious Bubble Pirate! Dodge and pop bubbles while collecting coins. Use coins to customize your pocket game with new faceplates, buttons, backlights, and more!
Sail to the sound of authentic chiptune anthems by renowned artists Harry Waters, GYMS & Matthew Ivic. Every track is a pulse-pounding voyage into classic 8-bit energy.
Compete against friends and players worldwide. Rise through the ranks, and unlock tricky achievements as you perfect your high score runs.
Originally released 10 years ago, Pirate Pop has had some small bug fixed and a bit of extra polish, to remain the classic score chaser it always was, and stand the test of time.
Supports keyboard, retro gamepads, arcade sticks, and even steering wheels (if you’re brave enough to try).
So join Pete Jr on his quest to defeat the nefarious Bubble Pirate, and free the innocent townsfolk trapped in bubbles, in this authentic retro arcade action game!
- Classic retro arcade action
- Pirate themed chaos
- Score chasing leaderboards and replays
- Hyper Mode for an intense challenge
- Customizable interface
- Chiptune soundtrack by legendary artists
- Loads of Steam achievements
- Includes a free bonus game!
- Celebrating 10 years of popping
- Retro controller support
Sail to the sound of authentic chiptune anthems by renowned artists Harry Waters, GYMS & Matthew Ivic. Every track is a pulse-pounding voyage into classic 8-bit energy.
Compete against friends and players worldwide. Rise through the ranks, and unlock tricky achievements as you perfect your high score runs.
Originally released 10 years ago, Pirate Pop has had some small bug fixed and a bit of extra polish, to remain the classic score chaser it always was, and stand the test of time.
Supports keyboard, retro gamepads, arcade sticks, and even steering wheels (if you’re brave enough to try).
So join Pete Jr on his quest to defeat the nefarious Bubble Pirate, and free the innocent townsfolk trapped in bubbles, in this authentic retro arcade action game!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[quote]Follow my Curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41363546-Fruit-N-Doggie-Reviews/]Fruit N Doggie Reviews,[/url] so you can be updated whenever I post a new review.[/quote] [h1]Overall Rating - Unplayable Trash ☆☆☆☆☆[/h1] [h1]First Impressions[/h1] I acquired Pirate Pop Plus (PPP) from a Humble Bundle deal ages ago, and regretted getting it as I saw the reviews sour for it over time. Knowing it wouldn't make the game any better or worse if I kept pushing it off, I decided to see what about this title wasn't being well received. Unfortunately, it wasn't limited to a single thing. Also, the colorful store page is rather ironic considering how monotone it is in actuality. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] Something you might see, which is very misleading, is when numbered levels flash on the screen. The game I expected from the screenshots was something like Pang Adventures, where you'd use your hook to burst the larger bubble into smaller pieces, until you pop them all. Destroying all of them would load the next level, which would present different challenges. It'd likely have more bubbles to destroy, but might incorporate stage gimmicks, rearrange the layout, add variati…8 found this helpful
The game has just one mode in which you shoot a chain into a bubble that multiplies itself in two and so on. That's it. That's the game. The price is outrageous as well as the achievements that require a lot of grind.4 found this helpful
It's a one level score attack game with Atari 2600 controls and a Gameboy art style. There's only one (repetitive) music track by default, and three you can buy in game. There's a story scene about the villain kidnapping villagers by putting them in bubbles, but you don't rescue them or ever see any characters in bubbles ever again after that (being able to rescue/collect villagers would have made the game way more interesting). Art wise I think they did a great job overall (especially with the concept / promotional art), but the game itself just doesn't live up to its potential.3 found this helpful
when the captain starts accelerating the ship and says "i miss me lass"1 found this helpful
Score: 2/5 Simple, repetitive gameplay loop didn't engage me. Okay visuals and audio.
Pretty sure I got this as parft of a bundle but its not too bad if you enjoy a retro feel of popping bubbles and collecting items while gravity shifts. Just not really for me
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