Review: Pirates Outlaws (Android)
Play cards, build your deck to get the best combos! In Pirates Outlaws pick a character with a pre-made deck. Explore and manage your expedition to get more gold and reputation. Manage your deck and ammo to defeat enemies strategy, in a turn-based system.
Pros:
- Pirates Outlaws features a minimalistic graphics style.
- 92.59MB Download size.
- Opening tutorial.
- Plays in landscape mode.
- Pirates Outlaws is a card battler.
- Simple drag and drop control scheme.
- So easy to learn and play.
- Levels randomize every run.
- Roguelike, one life then a new run.
- Branching world map, you choose your route on the webbed layout of the world. You can tap the choices to see what type of event is awaiting you.
- AP- action points that go down by the amount it takes to reach a destination.
- Different types of events- shop, battles, random events.
- Ammo- determines what cards you can play. Kind of works like action points in a way.
- Boss battles.
- After a win, you choose one from three rewards.
- End of trip (run) breakdown and any rewards are given.
- Pirates Outlaws features six heroes and each has unique stats, abilities and starting deck. Gunner, Sword Master, Explorer, Cursed Captain, Alchemist, Admiral.
- Three worlds- pirates Bay, skulls Island, souls rift.
- Pirates Outlaws has its own own in-game achievements.
- Fast loading.
- Short events making it perfect to play on commutes.
- Can upgrade/buy/remove cards from your deck.
- Permanent and limited use of items and unlocks.
- Tons of replayability.
- Tap a card or icon to show pop up info.
Cons:
- No Google play integration.
- Doesn’t always register clicks.
- Sometimes doesn’t load battles and instead plays the battle but whilst on the map.
- RNG dependant.
- Expensive/time consuming to unlock extra content like worlds and characters.
- Has a heavy reliance on in-app purchases.
- Tutorial misses key info.
- No customization.
- Bare all options and settings.
