It borrows a little from Pirates of the Caribbean in that Kenway and co are attempting to create a sort of pirate haven like Tortuga. Playing as dapper gent Edward Kenway, a turncoat turned pirate, you venture around on land and control your own customisable ship as you cross the seas in search of the latest Templar enemies. Little did we know that a pirate version of an Assassin’s Creed game was exactly what we wanted back in 2013. Speaking of pirate spin-offs, this list wouldn’t be complete without adding Black Flag to it. If you’re looking for a pirate game with a brilliant story, then you definitely need to check this out. You can upgrade your ship to become a floating death machine, meet new companions as you sail around and keep any mutinous thoughts at bay. You’ll sail through unchartered waters on the search for enemy ships and completing sea-faring bounties as you go. Deadfire takes place around five years after the end of Pillars of Eternity and you’ll play as the Watcher, hunting the god Eothas through the Deadfire Archipelago. Jump in today and begin your journey to become a Pirate Legend.Ī pirate spin-off is always a good venture when looking for something new to do with an RPG title. Sea of Thieves is updated regularly and the latest expansion, Forsaken Shores, adds volcanos into the mix. You can fight with other players and even mingle with the Kraken if the story missions don’t take your fancy.

You sail around looking for loot to plunder and enemy ships you can blast holes in. This Xbox One exclusive has one of the best co-op multiplayer features around. Let's set the sails and get ready for an adventure on the big blue wet thing. We’re going to avoid classic titles like The Curse of Monkey Island and will instead be focusing on titles that are available on more recent generations of consoles and on PC. Whether you’re plundering an enemy ship for loot or enjoying the view of the horizon aboard your ship, pirate games are always good, silly fun. Pirate games have spiked in popularity over the last few years, so we’ll be taking a look at the best games that take place on the seven seas. Shiver me timbers, it's time to look at the best buccaneering adventures you can play on consoles and PC.

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