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Deep in the South Pacific, the waterways vital to international commerce have become lawless and riddled with modern-day pirates. To combat this ever-growing threat, a team of mercenaries called the Pilgrims have set up business, selling their expertise and protection to whoever needs it.Their newest recruit is Eddie Jackson, a former US Navy SEAL whose wife was aboard a cruise ship hijacked by unknown forces. No reason has been given for the attack, and no ransom demands have been made.The Player takes on the role of Eddie, as he comes out of retirement on his desperate search to find and free the woman he loves.
Rule the Caribbean with the Power of a Fearsome Armada. Experience the swashbuckling world of Pirate Hunter and run amuck through the Caribbean. Through 16 scenarios, grow your riches as you steal ships, plunder towns, and earn bounties placed by town governors. Stay vigilant to avoid treachery, mutiny and defeat or else you'll end up in Davey Jones' locker. Hunt pirates, attack convoys and lay waste to towns and villages.
Pirate Hunter features 60 different Caribbean towns and 12 Authentic Pirate Ships. Man the helm of Sloops, Galleons, the majestic Ship of the Line and much more. Pirate Hunter: Seize & Destroy Review By Catherine Black June 05, 2012Ever since I was a young lad traipsing through the streets of Madrid, I dreamed of reaching the age where my father would let me purchase my very own Galleon, for at that time, I would set sail through the oceans in search of plunder and riches. Well, not really, but if this dream ever did enter your mind, even in passing, look no further than Pirate Hunter for your entire pirating fulfillment.It's no wonder that after the massive success of a movie like Pirates of the Caribbean that players and moviegoers alike will be more than eager to take on the role of swashbuckling, sword fighting, and commanding ships on the high seas. As an emerging sea captain attempting to make a name for yourself and still find room for lots of pillaging and profit, survival in the 16th and 17th century is truly of the fittest. Starting off at the very bottom of the pirate totem pole, players must work their way up through trade, piracy (no way!), and making a nice fat profit on the side.
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One of the interesting features of Pirate Hunter is the ability to purchase 60 different cities spanning four countries: Spain, the Netherlands, France, and England. As the game progresses, the player will be given the opportunity to play as each respective country. With the progression of the game comes an increase in difficulty, as completing given scenarios will unlock new ones.There are 16 different scenarios which vary in nature. As a pirate the player will be launching various sieges on towns, bounty hunting notorious pirates, reconnaissance, blockading ports, plundering treasure, and sifting through the remains of various shipwrecks (which may have in fact been caused by you). Trade plays an integral role in the game, for through the exchange of various commodities the player's wealth can increase drastically. While there may appear to be variety of alterable gameplay options within each mission, certain nagging constraints detract the player from always enjoying the game.
Some missions are time sensitive, and if they are not completed within the allotted timeframe, the player will be penalized or have to complete the mission again. Furthermore, the gameplay may get a little stale after completing half a dozen scenarios, despite the consistent change in locale.Once the player gets into the core of the gameplay, certain things may seem unbalanced, such as the battles between ships. Often times the battles will seem unfair, for the computer is allowed to have several ships engaged in combat at once, while the player is relegated to their flagship. Consequently, when the player is engaged in a battle with more than one ship, the game becomes enormously difficult, as the player will undoubtedly succumb to the pressure of being outnumbered.
Conversely, when engaging in small confrontations in a 1v1 nature, wealth will come quickly, as the game almost seems too easy when engaging in fair fights.The artificial intelligence in the game leaves something to be desired. While enemies will make full use of the varying types of ammunition to render your ship into a piece of finely tenderized meat, they lack certain strategic initiatives that seem like common sense. When in large groups, the enemy doesn't truly exploit the advantage of numbers, and just bombards the player with brute force.
Due to the lack of general variety experienced during battles, they can quickly become repetitive, and some players may shy away from confrontation unless deemed necessary for mission completion.While the notion of being an unrestricted pirate is not only conceivable in theory, but ideal, there are once again constraints set forth by the developers to keep true freedom at bay. The aforementioned time restriction can be increasingly frustrating as the game progresses, for as the player becomes ever more powerful, the freedom to decide their path seems to get narrower and narrower.While it may seem like there is little that is redeeming about Pirate Hunter, it is in the opinion of this writer that what the game may lack in depth, it more than makes up for in a quick fix type solution to a gamer's desire to be let loose in such a fantastic world. The game is very easy to just pick up and play. The controls are very simple to learn, and the very informative tutorial will launch players into the depths of the pirate world in no time.