7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact Reviews

This is a pretty good game for a relatively compact story size. Apparently it is based on a tabletop RPG called 7th Sea. You get to choose from 3 different backgrounds at the start that determines your initial reasons for getting mixed up with the pirates in the story. Some have claimed they didn't feel that the pirates acted like the pirates we know from history. They are forgetting one important fact: the game is set in a fictional universe, NONE of the place names have any correlation to our planet and its history. Also, it is based on a role playing game (RPG) and those tend to have people act more honorably than they would in real life. The game has several ways to explore the story, making it worth the money. I have one personal quibble with A Pirate's Pact: during the attack on Fort Freedom later in the story the right decision is harder to pick out since they all sound reasonable. I picked one and everything went bad, but I didn't feel like starting over again. A recommendation as long as you understand what you are buying.

I liked this game. It was a bit short-ish but still manage to get you from beginning to end without losing itself or the reader. The LIs were not particularly endearing but they also were not annoying or obvious add ons either. All in all if your looking for a light read for an hour or two before you go to bed, this story could fill that need.

Super fun. Brings the setting of the 7th Sea tabletop rpg to life in a big way.

Do you want to be a gay pirate? Do you want to be a non-binary pirate? Do you want to be a superhero pirate who helps others? Do you want to make deals with the villains and possibly become corrupted as a result? If so, buy this game. You won't regret it.

Overall, it was fun. It had an engaging story, many choices to be made, and was decently open. It could have been longer in my opinion, but at least there were some alternate paths that increase replayability. Gave me a few hours enjoyment.

I have played through the game several times at this point (I own this on steam and on mobile). I am very fond of the writing style as it keeps me engaged throughout the fast moving storyline. This is a must-try for lovers of 7th Sea and choose your own adventure novels. <3

Apart from a few lapses in logic, such as a large ship being able to sneak up on another on the open ocean in the middle of the day during clear weather, I enjoyed the read and found most of it good. (6/10)

I dont recommend the Game because of one flaw that sadly can not be changed: You have to know and play the Tabletop RPG it is based on. Otherwise you will be completly lost and unable to really enjoy it. Just like me.

i replayed it a few times but i noticed it felt off from the getgo, its a decent pirate game but it feels a bit more lackluster than other games of this type, while the dialogue options were there the results you wanted werent, its hard to explain and best thing you can do is play it yourself within 2 hours. main issue was i wanted to play as a full on anti pirate but most the story seems to force you into becoming friends with em. another thing out of curiosity was that there were soooo many female characters, like most the time its a woman your talking to haha, , but that was just one of the things i noticed compared to other games ive played from this developer not a negative for me. i wont give a rating buts its def a play within 2 hours if you wanna be on the safe side so you can still refund if it doesnt meet expectations. hope you can enjoy your purchase though if you do make it

A decent enough little game. It's not quite the best pirate game by CoG, but it's a bit of a crowded field; Choice of the Pirate, Red Sails, etc. In all, I'd say it really does feel quite a lot like a TTRPG with a halfway decent GM. Some parts feel a bit forced, and others feel a bit glossed over, but that's often to be expected in tabletop. The romance options are decent, but not examplary; I remember them, but it's not like the love interests in Choice of Robots or Choice of Magics. The skills are usually pretty clear about what does what, though combat skills can get a bit confusing if you're not familiar with 7th Sea; To be wholly sure, I had to do a bit of googling. In all, I do recommend it; it's solid all round, though it's not quite on the level of some of the other entires by Choice of Games.