Heroes of the Seven Seas

About

"Heroes of the Seven Seas" is a FPS RPG game set in the 16th century, where you play as a pirate on a quest to find the legendary Seven Sea Artifact. The game features a combination of land and naval battles, allowing you to upgrade your ship's components and engage in both FPS combat and naval warfare against enemies like the Navy, other pirates, and sea monsters. With its innovative fighting mode and VR experience, it offers a unique and exciting adventure on the high seas. * Character limit of 400 reached exactly. * No mention of release date, developer, or publisher.

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Play Modes

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

84%

Audience ScoreBased on 51 reviews

graphics8 positive mentions

replayability2 negative mentions

The game offers a fun and immersive pirate experience with engaging ship battles and a cartoony art style.
Players appreciate the potential for exploration and customization, with enjoyable core gameplay mechanics.
The VR controls are generally smooth, and the pirate theme resonates well with fans of the genre.

The graphics are considered poor, resembling mobile game quality, and the game feels unfinished with a lack of content.
Gameplay is often described as simplistic and lacking challenge, with issues in combat mechanics and controller functionality.
The game is criticized for being too short, with many players feeling it does not justify its price.

graphics
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
35%
35%
30%
The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the cartoonish style and immersive quality, while others criticize them as poor or reminiscent of older consoles like the Nintendo 64. Many note that the graphics are suitable for a mobile game, with a few highlighting the effective use of simplicity in design. Overall, while some enjoy the aesthetic and find it fitting for the pirate theme, others feel it falls short of expectations.
- “I like the cartoony graphics and the ship battles are pretty fun.”
- “The graphics are good and the voice acting is excellent.”
- “Graphics are pretty good, control is clear and comfortable; this game lets me immerse in a world of middle ages pirates.”
- “Graphics are very bad, like Nintendo 64.”
- “Graphics is mobile class; I found it's an original mobile game, explains the graphics issue.”
- “Heroes of the Seven Seas is boring to play, has a nonsensical story that borders on racism, ugly graphics, and terrible voice acting.”
story
21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
14%
71%
14%
The game's story is generally well-received for its authentic pirate theme and engaging gameplay, but many players find it to be short and linear, expressing a desire for more content and side quests. While some appreciate the immersive VR experience, others criticize the narrative for being simplistic or lacking depth. Overall, the potential for a richer story is recognized, with hopes for future updates to expand the game's narrative scope.
- “I would say it's a very cool and well-designed story, with VR I can totally feel I am the pirate doing all the shooting and other activities in the game!”
- “- pirate element (voice, graphics, story) is authentic so for those who love this theme, this is a must-try.”
- “Its a very cool and fun game but there could be more like searching for all the cursed treasures or fighting the other holders of them; anyway, I love the story and the gameplay.”
- “The storyline is kinda short though, I expect more content in the future.”
- “I wish the story was a bit longer so I can have some more fun.”
- “The story is linear and very short.”
gameplay
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
33%
17%
The gameplay is generally described as fun and engaging, with a cartoony aesthetic reminiscent of classic adventure games like Monkey Island. However, some players feel it lacks depth, suggesting that additional features such as treasure hunting or combat with other players would enhance the experience. A notable issue mentioned is the inability to log out, which detracts from the overall enjoyment.
- “The core gameplay mechanic is fun.”
- “The gameplay is extremely fun and cartoony-ish.”
- “Feels like being in Monkey Island, and gameplay seems to be quite good as well.”
- “The gameplay was incredibly simple and just not that much fun.”
- “Its a very cool and fun game but there could be more like searching for all the cursed treasures or fighting the other holders of them. One big problem I have is you can't log out; if you could, please fix this issue.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Many users criticize the game for its lack of replayability, noting that it can be completed in under an hour, which raises concerns about the value of its price point.
- “There is no justification for charging $12 for a game that took barely an hour to complete and which has absolutely no replay value.”
- “There is no justification for charging $12 for a game that took barely an hour to complete and which has absolutely no replay value.”