Games The Pirate Queen with Lucy Liu
Adventure ∙ Narrative ∙ PuzzleEmbark on an epic journey through the turbulent waters of history in "The Pirate Queen", with Lucy Liu
Step into the boots of the legendary pirate Cheng Shih and see if you have what it takes to become history's most powerful pirate 🏴☠️
Travel back in time with this immersive story, whether you're seeking a fresh adventure, yearning to escape into another world, or eager to unearth a hidden gem from history, this legend is for you.
With light gameplay elements, the focus is on the narrative. Dive into a story-rich Emmy-nominated experience lasting 1-4 hours ⏳, climb rigging, explore moonlit cabins 🌙, unearth hidden artefacts, and exercise your wit to become leader of the Red Flag Fleet.
Celebrated for its cinematic story and historical environments, this non-combat experience has earned critical acclaim, winning the Tribeca Storyscapes Award (2023) & the Raindance Discovery Award (2021)
Experience the captivating performance from Hollywood actress Lucy Liu, who brings Cheng Shih's character to life, under the direction of critically acclaimed filmmaker and creative director Eloise Singer
Are you ready to turn the tides of history? Let's see how well you fare as The Pirate Queen!
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 10+ Everyone |
| storage | 1.3 GB |
| website | singerstudios.co.uk |
| developer | Singer Interactive Limited |
| publisher | Singer Studios |
| connection | Internet not required |
| app version | 1.2.393 (Voltorb) |
| languages |
English ∙ Chinese ∙ French ∙ German ∙ Japanese ∙ Korean ∙ Spanish
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Price History
- base price $14.99 from Jan 28
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lowest discount
$4.99
Oct 24 -Nov 3
Developer posts 1
Reviews 65
Rather boring linear game.
Walking climbing linear game. Rather boring.no fighting. Empty world. Just you walking
around.doing what your told. By the vioce in your head.. gotta few puzzles. Silly really.
Not really a game, more of a book
This isn't really a game. There's no actual player driven aspect. You just move along to make the story progress, and the movement mechanic is HORRIBLE. Unlike every other game in history (not you Myst) where the left stick walks and the right stick turns, this has some teleport thing on left and a crappy snap-turn thing on right... which will kill your buzz so fast. You end up inevitably moving the left like you're going to walk and Wtf it's a box in my face oh God where am I. And snap turn sucks ALWAYS in any game.
Fun
I love games that put me in a realistic foreign world. This one is another time too! Really interesting and fun puzzles that aren't frustrating I didn't find!
Unique narrative adventure
It's a nice narrative adventure puzzle game that is short but worth a playthrough. Everything mechanically works well and the story is good. Lucy Lui nailed it and I personally would love to see more experiences like this. Keep em coming!
Not too difficult
So this game was pretty fun, not too difficult. There were some glitches in the game that to get past I had to close the game out and reopen it a few times. If it had been much longer, it probably would have gotten a little monotonous. Overall, a fun little game.
looks like early stage demo
The game is very ugly, looks like unfinished. There are very few puzzles and the game has some arcade elements (like climbing or dodging swinging boxes) which extend the playtime, which would otherwise be very short (the game is quite short anyway). Everything makes that game feels like early stage demo.
Two very positive aspects are: the narration by Lucy Liu, and quite clever hint system.