Captain Stu

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Join Captain Stu on his story driven adventures to get his ship and his reputation returned to him. Explore Jamestown Island before heading out into the deep blue sea to battle pirates and monsters, gather abilities along the way and become the great Captain that he once was. The once great Captain has been called out of retirement to save the people of Jamestown from rogues and bandits. Drag…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

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Audience ScoreBased on 1 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The dual 2D and 3D perspective adds a unique visual element to the game.
The game has potential as a good starting point for future development.
The basic platforming mechanics can be enjoyable for players looking for a simple experience.

The game feels clunky and lacks polish, resembling a basic Flash platformer.
Attacking with a sword is frustrating due to significant delay, making combat feel unresponsive.
There is a lack of in-game help or control settings, making it difficult to understand mechanics.

gameplay
2 mentions
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100 % negative mentions
Gameplay is hindered by a lack of clear controls and in-game guidance, leading to frustration for players trying to understand mechanics like the pistol. While the foundation shows potential, it requires more variety and complexity to justify its price.
- “This is a good start - maybe a good skeleton to work off of - but definitely needs more variety and complexity in its gameplay before it feels worth the price tag.”
- “If there is a pistol mechanic, then I wasn't able to figure it out. I was mashing buttons initially to understand the controls since there is no in-game help or control settings.”
- “This is a good start - maybe a good skeleton to work off of - but it definitely needs more variety and complexity in its gameplay before it feels worth the price tag.”