The Pirate: Plague of the Dead - Pirate ship battles & exploration

Take control of your own vessel and dominate the Caribbean seas!

The Pirate: Plague of the Dead is an open-world game that allows you to experience life as the most formidable pirate captain to ever raise the Jolly Roger! Step into the shoes of the infamous pirate captain John Rackham, utilizing mystical voodoo powers to resurrect the Flying Gang from their graves. Together with this historical crew of pirates, you will confront the fearsome Inquisitor.

Each resurrected captain possesses distinct abilities that enhance your ship's performance, secure additional gold, provide advantages in combat, or even allow you to summon the legendary Kraken!

This game features a vast world with no loading screens, a dynamic cycle of day and night, and varying weather conditions, delivering an unforgettable adventure for every mobile gamer.

Plague of the Dead is the latest addition to The Pirate series, following the popular title Caribbean Hunt, which received widespread acclaim and built a loyal fanbase.

DIVE DEEP INTO AN EPIC PIRATE JOURNEY:

- Undertake a thrilling campaign that permits you to unlock exclusive ships and legendary captains from the Golden Age of Piracy.

- Navigate a completely open world where you can explore both known and unknown waters filled with adversaries, treasure islands, smuggler hideouts, towns, and much more, all without interruption from loading screens.

- Discover the Caribbean Sea, capture cities, engage in trade, and search for treasures and hidden spots.

- Loot, trade, and construct. The game includes an economy system that enables you to accumulate gold and enhance your ships.

- Expand your naval fleet and establish yourself as a formidable presence in intense maritime battles.

- Experience stunning graphics, realistic physics, and a vibrant day and night cycle, along with a dynamic weather system.

**【Real Experience】The Fantastic Adventure of a Clumsy Captain in the Caribbean】

At three o'clock in the morning, my ghost ship hit the Havana Harbor Lighthouse for the eighth time - this is not a pirate simulator, it is clearly "Caribbean Bumper Boats". When the resurrected boatswain was stuck on the mast swinging due to a path bug, the system pop-up window suggested: "Have you considered changing your career to become a pirate theme park manager?"

■ The Undead Fleet: The workplace crisis of the zombie group

• Resurrection metaphysics: The "Blackbeard" captain summoned by voodoo can only squat on the turret and eat melon seeds in actual combat. The "Storm Bombardment" in the skill description is actually triggered by sneezing

• Sea monster summoning: The hand accidentally clicked the Kraken, and the octopus brother chewed his own flagship as if it were squid strips, and the achievement "I kill myself" was easily achieved

• Economic system: All the gold coins earned from reselling rum were compensated to the merchant ship crashed by drunken sailors, and the financial table was bloodier than the pirate flag

■ Open world: Free to get lost curse

• Treasure hunting nightmare: The "Death Island" marked on the treasure map is actually the back mountain of the novice village. After digging through the center of the earth, only the love letter of the previous captain was found

• Dynamic weather: Steering in a storm is like driving a bumper car in a washing machine. The lookout was still shouting "Full right rudder, there's a mermaid!" before being thrown into the sea.

• Town occupation: After a lot of effort, we took down the Spanish fortress, but found that the tax revenue was not as much as reselling turtle shells, and the governor's chair was not as comfortable as the toilet.

■ Naval battle system: Newton's coffin board surfing guide

• Chain bomb art: aiming at the enemy ship's mast and entangled with your own sails, performing Caribbean gyroscopes on the spot

• Boarding battle bug: The moment you boarded the ship, you got stuck in the cabin mezzanine, and watched the enemy captain and the parrot quarrel for half an hour

• Physics engine: The perfectly calculated T-shaped tactics, due to the turbulence of the waves, turned into a "の" face-to-face bombardment, and the gunpowder magazine explosion animation was more gorgeous than the Spring Festival fireworks

■ Fleet management: Capitalist pirate crash course

• Upgrade trap: The "Black Pearl Pro Max" that was renovated at a huge cost has a waterline so deep that it looks like plowing the shallows

• Crew management: The "sharpshooter" recruited is always able to shoot harpoons, but unfortunately he always aims at the captain's buttocks

• Trade route: The carefully planned spice route was intercepted by a group of whales due to a bug in the refresh point, and the claim button was useless

30-day logbook

✓ Unlock achievement: "Pacifist" (make 10 enemy ships surrender by being cute)

✓ Unexpected reward: Stuck in the seabed crack and found the Atlantis takeaway station, the pizza has not been delivered yet

✓ Hidden skill: Practice the "human gyroscope" balance technique in level 10 wind and waves, and motion sickness is cured without medicine

✘ Permanent trauma: Hearing the melody of "Yo Ho", the conditioned reflex is to find a vomit bag

Pirate survival guide

✓ Get rich by hitting the porcelain flow: Specialize in hitting the merchant ships, and make insurance money faster than robbing goods

✓ Bug use: Stuck in the fortress wall and occupy it directly, saving the siege

✓ Buddhist management: Raise more parrots and hire fewer people, at least bird droppings can be used as lubricants for shells

✘ Lightning warning: Don't believe the legend of "ghost ships are invincible", you need to restart if you are stuck between the material world and the spiritual world

Now my fleet consists of three lame sailing ships and five chatty parrots. Although I still need to bribe the guards to pretend to pass by when attacking the port, I must admit that when I was driving a broken ship full of sugarcane wine under the sunset and dancing tango with the Kraken, the second-year soul was indeed more addictive than rum. (Holding the leaky telescope tightly, I continue to write non-mainstream pirate epics in the ocean of bugs)