Robinson Crusoe and his friend Friday are back in their greatest adventure yet in Robinson Crusoe and the Cursed Pirates! After escaping the inhabited island, Robinson Crusoe sets sail for Brazil. Four weeks later, however, he and Friday encounter an uncharted land mass in the middle of the ocean. Take on the undead pirates and find a cure for a mysterious voodoo curse in this Hidden Object Adventure game!
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- Fantastic puzzles
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Game System Requirements:
- OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8
- CPU: 1.0 GHz
- RAM: 256 MB
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 211 MB
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Robinson Crusoe and the Cursed Pirates
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Robinson Crusoe and the Cursed Pirates is rated
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Rated 5 out of
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poddydodger from
Brilliant game
This game is put together in a totally unique way, so very unlike all other hidden object games. Its not only fun but funny. Challenging but never boring. Mini-games are unlike any i have seen or played before. Do i recommended this game ? For sure.
Date published: 2019-01-28
Rated 5 out of
5
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DutchDoll60 from
Robinson Crusoe hits the mark
This game was one of those that you are sorry when it ends. The characters are just that, CHARACTERS. All the pirates are a riot, the monkey "guinea pig" is a special kind of funny and the hidden object and mini games were unique. It's a great game for beginners..... FUN
Date published: 2016-06-21
Rated 5 out of
5
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Gameritis50 from
Review of a finished game...
There is nothing fancy about this game. It is very creative w/ the HO's, funny, and keeps you wanting more. Just a good ole fashioned game..instead of putting alot of effort into color, morphing objects, ect. They put that effort into a the puzzles and HO's. Very nice. From start to finish you will not be disappointed. This one is a winner through and through.
Date published: 2014-07-09
Rated 5 out of
5
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rosekaufmann from
LOOKS EASY BUT MOST CHALLENGING AND VERY AMUSING
QUITE CHALLENGING AND VERY AMUSING.
SUMMARY: This game looks and sounds so simple. And it gets more hilarious the further you go. But, I don’t think I’ve played a more challenging HOS game nor had such a difficult time solving “easy” puzzles. This is not a game I would choose when I just want to amuse myself on a rainy afternoon playing an easy and stress-free game. If I didn’t skip puzzles or used a lot of hints, I could easily have added another couple hours to the 6 hours it took for me to finish the game.
WHAT’S GOOD:
- Select timed or untimed. I suggest untimed.
- STORY is told through sketches at the beginning of each chapter.
- 12 chapters, each involving a different cursed pirate before you search for Captain Flint, who started it all.
- Different pirates are featured in each chapter and the scenes portraying them are really amusing and get progressively funnier. I couldn’t help but laugh at them. Lifts the spirits.
- Jaunty music.
- Good animation (watch the eyes).
- First HOS at each location is to find X number of a category of objects to help the pirate. Some of them are very well hidden. I seemed to have to use a hint to find the last one quite a bit, even though it was readily identifiable when the hint pointed it out.
- Second HOS at each location is list-based. Objects are usually pertinent to the period (usually because I don’t think bras were invented by the 17th century, yet they make perfect sense for the scene involving the pirate – you should come across this scene during the demo). Thank goodness the hint recharged quickly. Although the objects weren’t hard to find or differentiate after the hint pointed them out, they were so well blended and disguised into the scene that I just couldn’t find the last couple. After using the hint, I had to hit my head and say “duh” when it was clearly right in front of me.
- Puzzles in each chapter looked so easy. Yet I had trouble figuring many of them out. You really have to pay attention because the clues to solving them are covert.
- Testing “black spots” on the monkey, who could turn into a coconut or a pineapple man. You have to keep trying until he finally turns back into a parrot.
- At the end you have to find your way through a maze to find Captain Flint, who is now an Undead. Remember he started the curse. You have to revisit each pirate to get their portion of the map into the maze.
WHAT’S NOT SO GOOD:
- Not a stress-free HOG because of very clever graphics.
- Short on adventure, but it is so amusing that I didn’t care.
- I’ve seen some people say they finished the game in a couple hours – I have no idea how they could do that in my wildest dreams.
- Instructions for puzzles are unclear. You really have to think. If you need a code, for example, it won’t be on a piece of paper anywhere, but will be in another form.
Date published: 2013-09-30
Rated 5 out of
5
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cbilbo from
Oh you cheeky Captain!
This is quite the game. There was several things in this game that made me laugh. I love the way the Captain was a cross dresser and the sleeping pirate with the little cannibal boy watching over him.
This was a great all around game. The hidden objects were played in two stages. First you set of hidden objects were mainly same kind of objects...magnifying glasses or fish. Then you were given a specific list of hidden objects. In the hidden objects game, you were given puzzles to play. Some were easy, some were challenging. I found that I had to use the hint button on several occasions. The hint button takes a little bit to recharge, so be prepared.
The storyline was pretty interesting. I love stories of pirates, so I was willing to watch all the cut scenes.
In all this game presents several challenges. You will find yourself cursing the game because some of the items are hidden so well...which is what I want out of a hidden object game. EXCELLENT MONEY SPENT!
Date published: 2013-07-19
Rated 5 out of
5
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saintelmo from
Mega Fun
A fun game that is nice and long.enjoyed the humor and the music. A very good buy. Think I will buy the other one also
Date published: 2013-06-27
Rated 5 out of
5
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grunny50 from
One of my favorites!
I love the Robinson Crusoe games. The illustrations are gorgeous, and the puzzles are a lot of fun. The HOs in the games are very good and always deliver a little extra challenge. I would love to see more from this developer.
Date published: 2012-08-11
Rated 5 out of
5
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neilskinut from
Just a fun and funny game to play
Truly HOG. Just fun and have a laugh playing it. Not all that much challenging just fun to play.
Date published: 2012-08-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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a_bella from
Outstanding HO Adventure with tongue firmly in cheek
Wow!
What was the last seriously challenging game that also had you laughing?
If you were lucky enough to play Plants Vs Zombies you will be familiar with a good belly laugh in the midst of a major challenge. For anyone that has stayed within adventure/HO genre though you may still be scratching your head thinking of even one. Welcome to Robinson Crusoe and the Cursed Pirates!
This had me challenged enough that I was stumped a couple of times and had to check a walkthrough. That's rare so it gained my respect. Don't let this put you off though as that's what walkthroughs are for and there's no fun in being bored.
Having said that this game is not so difficult that it is unrewarding and frustrating; it is a clever balance of both (like the first one# with the added bonus of having a great belly laugh along the way.
I enjoyed this WAY more than the first one. The first is an exceptional game with heaps of minigames and outstanding graphics, but what I loved more about this game was that it is hilarious! The original was quite serious. Nothing wrong with that but this had everything fantastic about the first #long, challenging, top quality# but with it's tongue firmy in cheek. The music and graphics are top quality too. It was just so enjoyable.
It is rare to play a quality adventure / HO game that isn't a really shocking or depressing storyline and the ones that are less horrifying are usually pretty bland or simplistic #I enjoyed Avenue Flo for it's lighthearted theme, but it was simplistic and short) yet Robinson Crusoe and the Cursed Pirates manages to be a perfect hybrid by combining great humor with a sometimes dark theme and some great challenges that made this a really enjoyable experience right to the end.
All in all a very impressive and rewarding game!
Date published: 2012-07-18
Rated 5 out of
5
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Lyndy20 from
A Breath of Fresh Air
With so many dark games out there it was a delight to find this gem. Quirky, fun, different, a decent length, with interesting mini-games that are different to what you would normally find. I laughed out loud many times in this game.
Date published: 2012-03-24