$14.99Pixel Piracy Build a ship, rule the seas
Recruit a crew, outfit your ship and sail a procedurally generated world hunting treasure and rival pirates.
Is Pixel Piracy worth it?
Pixel Piracy is worth it if…
- you like sandbox games where the plan is yours to make
- you enjoy roguelike runs that play out differently each time
- you have a soft spot for retro pixel art and old-school design
- you want a pirate fantasy without a three-hour tutorial
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Your ship, your rules
You start with a hull and a dream. Buy planks, decide where the cannons go, where the crew sleeps and where the loot gets stashed, then set sail. As the money rolls in, the ship grows: better weapons, more rooms, a layout that suits how you like to fight. A wider deck means more room for brawlers. A heavier armament means slower sailing and a hungrier crew. Every choice about the ship is a choice about the voyage, and there is no single right answer.
A crew worth keeping alive
Sailors do not hire themselves. You recruit them in ports, each with their own stats, then level them up as the runs pile on: swordsmen, fishermen, diggers for the treasure maps. Keep them fed, armed and out of the water, because a crew member who starves or drowns is gone. The captain levels too, unlocking abilities that shape the whole run. Between the crew management, the resources and the route across the map, there is always a decision waiting.
