- January 3, 2014
- WizarBox
Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle
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About
"Captain Morgane and the Golden Turtle" is an adventure game following the story of Morgane Castillo, an 8-year-old girl who dreams of becoming a pirate like her father. After tragic events resulting in the loss of her loved ones, Morgane sets sail to find the legendary "Golden Turtle." The game features decision-making with direct consequences, allowing players to experience Morgane's growth from a young girl to a pirate captain. NO RELEASE DATE NOR DEVELOPER/PUBLISHER MENTIONED.





- Beautiful hand-drawn backgrounds and colorful artwork enhance the visual experience.
- Engaging story with a variety of funny and well-drawn characters, providing a nostalgic point-and-click adventure feel.
- Decent voice acting and enjoyable puzzles that are not overly difficult, making it accessible for fans of the genre.
- Character animations are slow and can hinder gameplay, making interactions feel tedious.
- The game suffers from technical issues, including low frame rates and bugs that can disrupt progress.
- Puzzles are often too easy, and the story lacks depth, leading to a feeling of repetitiveness and boredom.
story
70 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story revolves around a female pirate's adventures and her quest to uncover family mysteries, featuring a mix of intriguing characters and humorous moments. While some players found the narrative engaging and charming, others criticized it for being simplistic and lacking tension, with repetitive elements that detracted from the overall experience. Overall, the story is seen as enjoyable but not particularly deep, appealing mainly to fans of the point-and-click genre.
“A somewhat sassy (and father-obsessed) heroine becomes a pirate and goes on a quest to find the titular golden turtle.”
“There are 10 chapters and each chapter progresses the story very nicely.”
“I don't want to give away any of the plot, but I'll just say that the way the story dealt with a sad death was very touching indeed and one of the peaks of the title.”
“There isn't too much else to the story; the family background was solid (Uncle Eduardo in particular, if you get what I mean), but there's no real tension or anything in the plot.”
“The biggest flaw in this game is that the story goes a very long way for a bad excuse to make a point-and-click adventure.”
“It was too simple, both in storyline and quality, and felt too forced.”